Software is also part-time Word2003's alternative gameplay

Everyone knows that Word is the leader in word processing software, but do you know? It can also play online movies, Flash, and also has two-way translations in English and Chinese, and add interesting functions such as annotations. This article specifically introduces these "additional gameplay" in Word2003 (hereinafter referred to as Word). Typing and watching movies First, click on the menu “Insert”→“object” in Word, click on the “New” tab in the pop-up dialog box (Figure 1), and then at &ldquo ;object type”click “Windows Media Player”, press “OK>, a Windows Media Player control will appear at the cursor

Next copy a network movie file Address, then right click on the Windows Media Player control, click on "Properties", in the "Properties" window (Figure 2), paste the video address in the blank box to the right of the "URL" field, then You can close the “properties & rdquo; window. Note that the address entered here must be the address of the web movie file. If you just post the URL of a website, it will not play. As long as the URL you entered is correct, after a period of downloading, you can play online movies in Word.

Tip: If RealOne Player or QuickTime Player is installed on your computer, you can follow the steps above (to select RealOne Player or QuickTime Player) and then play the video with it. Playing Flash You want to play Flash in Word. You can do this by clicking on the menu <;View”→“Toolbar”→“Control Toolbox" in Word, and then clicking "Other Controls" As shown in Figure 3), select the “Shockwave Flash Object” item in the list, and a Flash playback control will appear at the cursor.

Right-click on the Flash playback control, click on "Properties", pop-up "Properties" window, enter the absolute path and file name of the Flash animation on the right side of "Movie", and then "EmbedMovie" The item is set to “True” (Figure 4); finally, click the "exit design mode" button on the control toolbox to play Flash in Word, and press it again to pause playback.