Testing for Shockwave without Javascript ---------------------------------------- Using HTML you can test to see if your users have the Shockwave plug-in. This method assumes that the user's browser supports the meta refresh tag. (If the browser does not support the meta tag, then it also does not support plug-ins, so you should add a button to allow the user to enter your non-shocked page). The test is accomplished in two steps: 1. On the HTML page where you want to perform the check for the plug-in, include the following tag in the section of your document: This tag tells the browser to refresh the web page in 30 seconds with the content of the web page at the URL specified; in this case, you want it to redirect to your non-shockwave page. 2. Build a simple "test" shocked piece with just one command: GoToNetPage("http://www.yourserver.com//shock.html") This tells the browser to go to your shocked page before the META tag can tell the browser to go to the non- shocked page. Be sure to make your test shock piece small so that it loads faster than the META tag can execute. (Refer to your Authorware documentation regarding the EMBED tag if you need assistance placing a shocked piece on the web page using HTML).