Html object

<OBJECT

    DATA="image.gif"

    ALT="Broken image, eh?"

    HEIGHT="30"

    WIDTH="80">

	<P>Hmm... which alternate stuff will it display?

</OBJECT>

<OBJECT

    ID="Label Object"

    CLASSID="CLSID:99B42120-6EC7-11CF-A6C7-00AA00A47DD2"

    WIDTH="80"

    HEIGHT="30">

      <PARAM NAME="option1" VALUE="customization1">

      <P>You can't see my ActiveX Control.

</OBJECT>



<OBJECT

    CLASSID="doNada.class"

    CODEBASE="/right/here"

    WIDTH="80"

    HEIGHT="30"

    ALT="Where dit go?">

      <PARAM NAME="option1" VALUE="customization1">

      <P>You've been decaffienated.

</OBJECT>

<FONT SIZE=2 COLOR=#333333 FACE="Verdana, Arial"><B>
<H3>OBJECT</H3>

<P CLASS="p">If <B>Data</B> is specified alone, the object found at that URL will be rendered by the browser, as is.  <B>Classid</B> specifies an external application to render <B>Data</B>, or  an external stand-alone object, to be displayed in-line.  <B>Codebase</B> is a BASEREF for the classid application.  <B>Standby</B> is displayed during loading of the object.  If the browser cannot render the object, any text or secondary nested object between the outside OBJECT tags will be rendered.  Specifying <B>Type</B> for the data, or a <B>Codetype</B> for the application will prevent the browser from downloading an object it cannot render.  <I>Generally</I>, use the Data section for images, sound or any object a browser can natively display.  Use the Classid section for Java applets, ActiveX controls, etc.  Height and width applies to all.</P></B></FONT>

<TABLE BORDER="1" WIDTH="100%">

<TR>

	<TH BGCOLOR="#FFFAF0" COLSPAN="2"><FONT SIZE=3 COLOR=#000000 FACE="Verdana, Arial"><B>CODE</B></FONT></TH>

</TR>

<TR><TH COLSPAN="2">Image Object</TH></TR>

<TR>

	<TD VALIGN="TOP" COLSPAN="2">

<PRE CLASS="pre"><OBJECT

    DATA="image.gif"

    ALT="Broken image, eh?"

    HEIGHT="30"

    WIDTH="80">

	<P>Hmm... which alternate stuff will it display?

</OBJECT></PRE>

<TT>(The tag attributes have been indented to fit on the screen.)</TT>

</TD>

</TR>

<TR><TH COLSPAN="2" BGCOLOR=#FFFFFF><FONT SIZE=3 COLOR=#000000 FACE="Verdana, Arial"><B>ActiveX Control, JavaApplet</B></FONT></TH></TR>

<TR>

<TD COLSPAN="2">

<PRE CLASS="pre"><OBJECT

    ID="Label Object"

    CLASSID="CLSID:99B42120-6EC7-11CF-A6C7-00AA00A47DD2"

    WIDTH="80"

    HEIGHT="30">

      <PARAM NAME="option1" VALUE="customization1">

      <P>You can't see my ActiveX Control.

</OBJECT>



<OBJECT

    CLASSID="doNada.class"

    CODEBASE="/right/here"

    WIDTH="80"

    HEIGHT="30"

    ALT="Where dit go?">

      <PARAM NAME="option1" VALUE="customization1">

      <P>You've been decaffienated.

</OBJECT>

</PRE>
<FONT SIZE=2 COLOR=#333333 FACE="Verdana, Arial"><B>
<TT>ID is the name you are giving this object to refer to it

from scripts.  The CLASSID, in the case of ActiveX, is the address of

the object taken from the Windows registry using the protocol "CLSID:".  </TT><P>

<TT>In the case of JavaApplets, an additional

parameter named CODEBASE is used to set the BASEREF path to the applet.  

PARAM tags give you the ability to futher customize how

the applet appears and functions within the current document.

In addition to the ALT parameter, it is also possible to put

alternative content between the OBJECT tags, although

neither method has proven to be consistent cross-browser.</TT></B></FONT>

	</TD>

</TR>

<TR>

	<TH BGCOLOR="#FFFAF0" COLSPAN="2"><FONT SIZE=3 COLOR=#000000 FACE="Verdana, Arial"><B>BROWSER</B></FONT></TH>

</TR>

<TR><TH BGCOLOR=#FFFFFF><FONT SIZE=3 COLOR=#000000 FACE="Verdana, Arial"><B>Image Object</B></FONT></TH><TH BGCOLOR=#FFFFFF><FONT SIZE=3 COLOR=#000000 FACE="Verdana, Arial"><B>ActiveX Control/Java Applet</B></FONT></TH></TR>

<TR>

	<TD VALIGN="TOP" WIDTH="50%">

<OBJECT BORDER="blue"

    DATA="image.gif"

    ALT="Broken image, eh?"

    HEIGHT="30"

    WIDTH="80">

	<P>Hmm... which alternate stuff will it display?

</OBJECT>

</TD>

<TD>

<OBJECT BORDER="blue"

	ID="Label Object"

	CLASSID="CLSID:99B42120-6EC7-11CF-A6C7-00AA00A47DD2"

	WIDTH="80"

	HEIGHT="30">

      <P>You can't see my ActiveX Control.

</OBJECT><P></P>

<OBJECT BORDER="blue"

    CLASSID="doNada.class"

    CODEBASE="/right/here"

	ALT="Where dit go?"

    WIDTH="80"

    HEIGHT="30">

      <P>You've been decaffienated.

</OBJECT>

	</TD>

</TR>

</TABLE>
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