HYPERSTUDIO

Publishing HyperStudio projects on the web

• The new Netscape Plugin makes it fairly easy to include Hyperstudio stacks within a webpage.
• Visitors can seamlessly view HyperStudio projects without launching another application, or having a copy of HyperStudio themselves. To do this, however, visitors must have a HyperStudio Plug-In (http://K-12.pisd.edu/HyperStudio/HyperPlugged.html) loaded for their browser.
• After downloading and installing the HyperStudio plug-in on your computer, check out this sample webpage using HyperStudio animation. (http://K-12.pisd.edu/HyperStudio/Earth.html)
• Make your stacks 16 colors instead of 256 to reduce their size (and their downloading time).

Refer to Jim Hirsh's excellent "HyperInternet" webpage (http://K-12.pisd.edu/HyperStudio/HyperInternet.html) for details on this process. His section on "Realtime HyperStudio on the Internet" (http://K-12.pisd.edu/HyperStudio/Realtime.html) is helpful.  

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