Imagine that you could look over the shoulder of a content producer when they talk about and demonstrate how they go through all the steps from planning to delivering a cool NetShow multimedia presentation. Well, this is your chance to do just that!
There are two main sections in this Web site depending on your level of expertise in developing multimedia content. If you want an overview of the multimedia content creation process, visit the Multimedia Basics section.
If you feel comfortable with the basics of creating multimedia content and want to start creating on-demand content with NetShow, you can go directly to one of the following sections: Overview, Audio, Illustrated Audio, or Video.
The navigation bar at the left allows you to easily move between sections, depending on your needs.
The NetShow Content Creation Authoring Guide is an evolving project; the more content we create, the more we learn about the processes. The information in this guide is current as of the time it is posted for downloading on the MicrosoftÒ NetShow™ Website. Updated versions are planned to be frequently released, so be sure and check back for new information.
If you want the main content sections in a Word 97 format for printing, we have included a file, CCAG.DOC, in the main CCAG directory. Be aware however, that this file lacks many of the links and all of the .asf content samples.
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