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You must have missed my response to Craig Branham just last
Wednesday. He asked almost the same question. Here is my
response, plus an answer about the viewer.
> Craig, I have been happy with the viewlets I built with an
> earlier version of Qarbon's ViewletBuilder. I didn't use the
> Pro version, so I got advertising banners across the top. If
> you would like to see the results on my web site, go to:
>
>http://www.mendem.com
>
> and select FrameMaker Tutorials. They have gotten some good
> feedback from users.
And, Suzanne asked:
> But what I don't know is what viewer is needed to
> launch the final compiled product, and can Viewlet Builder
> material easily integrate with a web site or HTML content?
ViewletBuilder produces a neat, small Java Applet that gets
downloaded to the user whenever the Viewlet is requested
(by clicking a link on a web page). The applet is one-
time use and gets displayed right in Netscape or Internet
Explorer (as long as the browser has a valid JVM [Java
Virtual Machine]). This works quite nicely and downloads
quickly over any decent dial-up connection. Of course, it
loads much more quickly over a LAN or high-speed Internet
connection.
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