Re: [Jmol-users] Keynote

[timothy d. <mol...@ma...>]

On 2005-03-02 (11:13) Bob Hanson wrote:

>I think it's way better that it supports the HTML instead of just
>the=3D20 applet itself. In fact, I don't know exactly what "the applet
>itself"=3D20 would mean. I definitely would need that LiveConnect
>part, and this way=3D20 I can troubleshoot in my browser before ever
>integrating into PPT.
>
>Just perfect as is!
>

just to make sure the original question from Chris doesn't get lost:

is this functionality supported at any level in Keynote?


On 2005-03-02 (16:26) dr...@ma... wrote:

>I have a presentation in an old version of Powerpoint that I have to
>update, I was thinking of buying Keynote because it appears to be
>possible to embed a webview. I was wondering if it might be possible
>to embed a webpage containing a jmol applet and thus have a more
>interactive presentation. I know I could do this with html but...


Chris, you might ask on the Apple discussion boards; I find them generally =
useful, especially with 'answerable' questions like this.


for my part, I am running Keynote 1.1.1 and it does not support direct html=
 support.  there is an option to import Powerpoint slides but I don't have =
any to import :-).  but I doubt this would work to import a Powerpoint slid=
e that uses the LiveWeb macro/plug-in.

Keynote 2 is advertised as supporting XML; there might be some room for wig=
gle there, but I don't have this version so I can't say anything definitive=
=2E

not much help, sorry.


regards,

tim
--=20
Timothy Driscoll
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>Bob
>
>
>Miguel wrote:
>
>>>I was wondering if it might be possible to embed a webpage
>>>containing a=20
>j=3D mol
>>>applet and thus have a more interactive presentation. I know I
>>>could do this=20
>w=3D ith
>>>html but...
>>>
>>>I wonder if anyone could try this out and see if it works as I
>>>hope.
>>=3D20 =3D20
>>I am not aware of anyone trying this ... but I would be very=20
>interested=3D
>in
>>the answer.
>>=3D20
>>There is some chance that applications like Keynote could support
>>the applet itself; that would not be too difficult. The problem
>>would be=20
>wi=3D th
>>how it got invoked. Afterwards, there would be no JavaScript
>>mechanism=20
>=3D to
>>interactively send scripts to the applet.
>>=3D20
>>Let us know what you learn.
>>=3D20 =3D20
>>Miguel
>>=3D20 =3D20 =3D20
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