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Audioscope Mania

Contributed by MNWEBHIPPIE

This page will show you how to use the WebTV Audioscope, and all of the types of audioscopes you can make. Remember, though, you can only see the audioscope from a WebTV.
There are the three basic types of audioscopes. They all can be changed in size, color, and other display features.
These examples show the three basic types which you make simply by changing the "gain" value in the basic <audioscope> tag.
Example #1 <audioscope>
this is what you get with just the basic tag.
Example #2 <audioscope gain=0>
add gain=0, and you have a horizontal scope.
Example #3 <audioscope gain=-90>
when you change it to gain=-90, you have a wave audioscope.

Example #4 - Changing the background color:
Just add the attribute bgcolor=anycolor and set anycolor to the color you want.
Example #4a: <audioscope bgcolor=black>
Example #4b: <audioscope bgcolor=white gain=0>
Example #4c: <audioscope bgcolor=red gain=-90>

Example #5 - Changing the line colors:
Add the attributes leftcolor=anycolor and rightcolor=anycolor and set anycolor to the color you want.
Example 5a: <audioscope bgcolor=black leftcolor=red rightcolor=white>
Example 5b: <audioscope bgcolor=black leftcolor=purple rightcolor=orange gain=0>
Example 5c: <audioscope bgcolor=black leftcolor=green rightcolor=red gain=-90>

We've learned the various ways that we can display the audioscope by changing its attributes. Now we will see how to change the size, which is another simple but important part of using an audioscope in your webpage or email signature.
Example 6 - Changing the size of a Audioscope:
You do this is by inserting a width and height attribute inside the audioscope tag.
Example #6a: <audioscope bgcolor=anycolor leftcolor=white rightcolor=green height=30 width=100 gain=0>
Example #6b: <audioscope bgcolor=blue height=height=50 width=20 leftcolor=green rightcolor=lime gain=-90>
Example #6c: <audioscope bgcolor=white rightcolor=blue leftcolor=red width=300 height=20>

Well, this is the end of my learn by example audioscope page. Now, you should be able to grasp the simple html coding you need to make a great audioscope. Thanks again!

MNWEBHIPPIE

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