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To: alex who wrote (2477)	5/27/1999 3:27:00 AM
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Microsoft's Vizact 2000 creates dynamic documents By Anne Knowles May 26, 1999 12:00am PC Week Microsoft Corp. (MSFT) today announced a new PC application designed to help average users create dynamic documents that have the same flair as Web pages. Vizact 2000 enables users to take any document that can be saved in HTML, such as documents created in Microsoft's Office applications, and add functions like interactive bullets or type that "wipes" across the page at a given time. The results are much like those found on Web pages, where a user clicks on type to activate another paragraph of text, or on PowerPoint presentation slides, where text appears and disappears. To do that, Vizact 2000 uses HTML+Time, a specification developed by Microsoft, Compaq Computer Corp. and Macromedia Inc. that adds XML tags to HTML for activating type, graphics, video and audio based on time. ....................................... zdii.com

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