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| Technical Stuff |
| Revision 7 11-5-2007 |
Some technical stuff. "theTOGgroup's" site is powered by YAHOO. Our software
dude (SirG) designed for a "800 x 600" screen; we, upon bended knee, begged
him to make the screen bigger 'cause there are bigger screens out there. We lost!
If you have a sound card then the sound stuff we have you can hear. Speaking of
sound we use Windows Media 9, MSIJukeBox, and Internal Facilities.
Restrict Showing Active Contents. Can't blame you for using this security
option but please allow showing Active Content so our Java applets, scripting
and ActiveX controls will execute. If you are using Internet Explorer 6 you can show
Active Controls when using theToggroup Web Site.
This BACK ARROW is v-e-r-y useful; like it takes you back to the last page you
were on, that is if it is not greyed out. After you click "Close" a few times you'll get
the idea.
When you see the symbol next to a link, background music plays when the
page opens.
NOTE: Both JukeBar and JukeBox first command must be double clicked to
activate the HTML code.
This the MSI JukeBar which normally plays a single piece of music. The music may
or may not be continuous play. The controls, left to right, are:
This is the MSI JukeBox which plays multiple songs.
The controls, left to right on the top, are:
The next line shows a speaker; clicking this icon turns the sound or off. If the sound
is off the music continues to play. The music's loudness is controlled by the sliding
bar next to the speaker icon. Below this line is the music list. Three pieces are
displayed at one time, and the list is moved up or down by the controls to the right
of the list. The music playing is highlighted. Clicking a name plays the music. Note:
the music display does not automatically advance when the displayed three pieces
have played.
dude (SirG) designed for a "800 x 600" screen; we, upon bended knee, begged
him to make the screen bigger 'cause there are bigger screens out there. We lost!
If you have a sound card then the sound stuff we have you can hear. Speaking of
sound we use Windows Media 9, MSIJukeBox, and Internal Facilities.
Restrict Showing Active Contents. Can't blame you for using this security
option but please allow showing Active Content so our Java applets, scripting
and ActiveX controls will execute. If you are using Internet Explorer 6 you can show
Active Controls when using theToggroup Web Site.
This BACK ARROW is v-e-r-y useful; like it takes you back to the last page you
were on, that is if it is not greyed out. After you click "Close" a few times you'll get
the idea.
When you see the symbol next to a link, background music plays when the
page opens.
NOTE: Both JukeBar and JukeBox first command must be double clicked to
activate the HTML code.
This the MSI JukeBar which normally plays a single piece of music. The music may
or may not be continuous play. The controls, left to right, are:
- Play
- Pause
- Stop
- Go back one piece
- The display shows how long the music has played then the music's total
playing time. - Go forward to the next piece
- The music's loudness (sliding bar).
This is the MSI JukeBox which plays multiple songs.
The controls, left to right on the top, are:
- Play
- Pause
- Stop
- Go to the previous piece
- Go the next piece
- The display shows how long the music has played then the music's total
playing time.
The next line shows a speaker; clicking this icon turns the sound or off. If the sound
is off the music continues to play. The music's loudness is controlled by the sliding
bar next to the speaker icon. Below this line is the music list. Three pieces are
displayed at one time, and the list is moved up or down by the controls to the right
of the list. The music playing is highlighted. Clicking a name plays the music. Note:
the music display does not automatically advance when the displayed three pieces
have played.
| Music Name(s) |