Thanks Miguel for a truly excellent and clear summary!
Plug-in
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To understand a plug-in it is helpful to think back to the helper
application. A helper application is not associated with a specific web
page. Rather, it is associated with a specific file type, a specific
mime-type. The web
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On Thursday 18 March 2004 09:24, Rzepa, Henry wrote:
Thanks Miguel for a truly excellent and clear summary!
I would like to add a possible option:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/blackwood/java-plugins/
It's been around for years now, but it is
The web browser will launch MS Word every time it sees a
document with the mime-type 'application/msword'.
Can I add only to this section that MIME types were never originally
intended for use within browsers; they were supposed to be used only for
email
Very true.
In the early days
Egon wrote:
I would like to add a possible option:
http://www.mozilla.org/projects/blackwood/java-plugins/
It's been around for years now, but it is not mainstream (yet)...
Pluglets: mozilla plugins written in Java.
I have absolutely no idea what the current status is of this project,
It is a shame to relegate this truly superb tutorial (Thanks, Miguel!!) to
the email list. Because of the high volume on jmol-users, I don't think it
works well for looking up things (but maybe I don't know how?).
I think the jmol.sourceforge.net site needs a place where people can submit
and
Robert Tim wrote:
The user will need a way to tell Safari which file extensions should
make it call Jmol. And yes, there needs to be some simple mechanism
that installs the plug-in or whatever that trains Safari to call
Jmol. (A *very* simple mechanism, please. I know almost no UNIX, and
if
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