In Feburary 2016 19,
First open up your email program.
Next compose a new email message. You can fill in all of the fields for subject, address, and message either now or after you attach your mp3 file.
Find the 'attach' button and click it. A browser window will open.
If you want to email an mp3, the mp3 file must be saved somewhere on your computer or on an external drive that is currently attached to your computer. Using the browser, find the mp3 file on your computer. Click on the mp3 file and wait for it to be uploaded to your email as an attachment.
If you haven't done so already, fill in the address, subject, and message fields of the email. Then click 'send' to email your mp3.
In Feburary 2016 19,
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Dreamweaver Tutorial in JavaScriptIn Feburary 2016 07,
In Feburary 2016 07,
Select a link, image or form element on a Dreamweaver page. Click the 'body' tag in the lower-left corner of the document window to attach a behavior to an entire Web page -- for example, opening a popup window that welcomes visitors to your website.
Select 'Behaviors' from the 'Window' menu. Click '+' in the Behaviors panel and select an action, such as 'Popup Message.'
Enter the parameters for your selected action. You can enter 'Welcome to my website' for the popup message, for example. Each action has a different dialog box with specific parameters and instructions that apply to the selected action. Click 'OK.'
Change the event that triggers the action in the Behavior panel if it is not the trigger event that you want. In our popup window event, the onLoad event is the default event. You could change the trigger event to 'onUnload' and the message to 'Thanks for visiting. Come back soon!'
Click 'File' and 'Save.' Preview your Web page to test your changes by pressing F12.
In Feburary 2016 07,
Select a link, image or form element on a Dreamweaver page. Click the 'body' tag in the lower-left corner of the document window to attach a behavior to an entire Web page -- for example, opening a popup window that welcomes visitors to your website.
Select 'Behaviors' from the 'Window' menu. Click '+' in the Behaviors panel and select an action, such as 'Popup Message.'
Enter the parameters for your selected action. You can enter 'Welcome to my website' for the popup message, for example. Each action has a different dialog box with specific parameters and instructions that apply to the selected action. Click 'OK.'
Change the event that triggers the action in the Behavior panel if it is not the trigger event that you want. In our popup window event, the onLoad event is the default event. You could change the trigger event to 'onUnload' and the message to 'Thanks for visiting. Come back soon!'
Click 'File' and 'Save.' Preview your Web page to test your changes by pressing F12.
In Feburary 2016 07,
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