Internet Channel Access From Personal Web Site

Posted: Wednesday, 04/02/2003 -- by Lamar Morgan. Subject: Internet Channel Access From Personal Web Site

I currently have a link on my web site so people can access the free iplay software. I did this so as to enable people to download multimedia scripts from my web site and view them from their desktops. So far this is working out pretty well. But, I am always looking to improve what I have to offer.

I recently set up my own Internet Channel. The way I see to getting this set from my web site is somewhat tedious. It is a two-step process. First, folks must get the iplay software from the web site link. Second, they must go to the Scala Channels link and request #59. But, is this the best way to do it? Is it too much to ask people to do? Is it possible to set something up where pushing one button does it all - installs iplay software and subscribes folks to my Internet Channel? I ask these questions because I have not actually set this all up on my web site. I want to know what my options are.

Posted: Friday, 04/11/2003 -- by Mike Levin. Subject: Bump

Anyone have ideas for Lamar?

The Scala Website requires that JavaScript (Active Scripting) be enabled.

Please go to Tools, Internet Options under the Menus. Select the Security Tab, then Custom Level button. Then click the Enable button under Scripting / Active Scripting. Hit OK, then OK again to exit requestors. You will know it's working when you see a "More" link in the links beneath the Tabs.

You can still use the website without changing this setting, but certain features will be disabled.

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