100 OLE initialization failed. Make sure that the OLE libraries are the correct version.
101 &About uniwiz...
102 Publishing Point wizard
104 <HTML>%n<HEAD>%n<TITLE>Document Title</TITLE>%n</HEAD>%n%n<BODY>%n%n<!-- When the following HREF is selected, a browser will download the %n.asx file and try to "run" the file. This will launch the Microsoft Windows%nMedia Player which in turn opens the file and plays the URL within it. It%nis assumed that this .htm file and the .asx file are located in the %nsame directory. -->%n<a href="%1">HREF to %2</a>%n%n<!-- The following line is a sample for how to retrieve an .asx file from%nan HTTP server. -->%n<!--<a href="http://HTTP_server/sample.asx">HREF to %3</a>-->%n%n%n</BODY>%n</HTML>%n
105 <HTML>%n<HEAD>%n<TITLE>Document Title</TITLE>%n</HEAD>%n%n<BODY>%n%n<script language="JavaScript">%n<!--%n if ( navigator.appName == "Netscape" )%n {%n //-- This next line ensures that any plugins just installed are updated in the Browser%n //-- without quitting the browser.%n navigator.plugins.refresh();%n // We don't need the APPLET within IE%n // ***Please note that if you do not need to script events, you can safely remove the next two lines%n document.write("\x3C" + "applet MAYSCRIPT Code=NPDS.npDSEvtObsProxy.class")%n document.writeln(" width=5 height=5 name=appObs\x3E \x3C/applet\x3E")%n }%n//-->%n</script>%n%n<!-- Set ShowControls, ShowDisplay, ShowStatusBar to value 0 to not display the corresponding thing under the video window -->%n<OBJECT ID="NSPlay" WIDTH=160 HEIGHT=128 classid="CLSID:22D6F312-B0F6-11D0-94AB-0080C74C7E95"%ncodebase="http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/mplayer/en/nsmp2inf.cab#Version=5,1,52,701"%nstandby="Loading Microsoft Windows Media Player components..."%ntype="application/x-oleobject">%n <PARAM NAME="FileName" VALUE="%1">%n <PARAM NAME="ShowControls" VALUE="1">%n <PARAM NAME="ShowDisplay" VALUE="1">%n <PARAM NAME="ShowStatusBar" VALUE="1">%n <PARAM NAME="AutoSize" VALUE="1">%n <Embed type="application/x-mplayer2"%n pluginspage="http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/Downloads/Contents/Products/MediaPlayer/"%n filename="%2"%n src="%3"%n Name=NSPlay%n ShowControls=1%n ShowDisplay=1%n ShowStatusBar=1%n width=290%n height=320>%n </embed>%n</OBJECT>%n%n</BODY>%n</HTML>%n
106 Sockets initialization failed. Make sure that the winsock libraries are the correct version.
107 %n<a href="%1">HREF to %2</a>%n
108 %n<script language="JavaScript">%n<!--%n if ( navigator.appName == "Netscape" )%n {%n //-- This next line ensures that any plugins just installed are updated in the Browser%n //-- without quitting the browser.%n navigator.plugins.refresh();%n // We don't need the APPLET within IE%n // ***Please note that if you do not need to script events, you can safely remove the next two lines%n document.write("\x3C" + "applet MAYSCRIPT Code=NPDS.npDSEvtObsProxy.class")%n document.writeln(" width=5 height=5 name=appObs\x3E \x3C/applet\x3E")%n }%n//-->%n</script>%n%n<!-- Set ShowControls, ShowDisplay, ShowStatusBar to value 0 to not display the corresponding thing under the video window -->%n<OBJECT ID="NSPlay" WIDTH=160 HEIGHT=128 classid="CLSID:22D6F312-B0F6-11D0-94AB-0080C74C7E95"%ncodebase="http://activex.microsoft.com/activex/controls/mplayer/en/nsmp2inf.cab#Version=5,1,52,701"%nstandby="Loading Microsoft Windows Media Player components..."%ntype="application/x-oleobject">%n <PARAM NAME="FileName" VALUE="%1">%n <PARAM NAME="ShowControls" VALUE="1">%n <PARAM NAME="ShowDisplay" VALUE="1">%n <PARAM NAME="ShowStatusBar" VALUE="1">%n <PARAM NAME="AutoSize" VALUE="1">%n <Embed type="application/x-mplayer2"%n pluginspage="http://www.microsoft.com/Windows/Downloads/Contents/Products/MediaPlayer/"%n filename="%2"%n src="%3"%n Name=NSPlay%n ShowControls=1%n ShowDisplay=1%n ShowStatusBar=1%n width=290%n height=320>%n </embed>%n</OBJECT>%n
200 General
201 To play a broadcast unicast stream from a Windows Media server, you must create a broadcast publishing point that points at either a Windows Media Encoder, a remote station, or a remote publishing point.
202 The source for a broadcast publishing point can be a Windows Media Encoder, a remote station, or a remote publishing point. For a remote station, be sure you have configured a station on a remote server running the Windows Media Station service. For a remote publishing point, be sure you configured a broadcast publishing point on a remote server running the Windows Media Unicast service.
203 The path is an URL that points to a Windows Media Encoder. For example, the path to a Windows Media Encoder running on a computer named 'Media1' would be 'msbd://Media1'. If the Encoder is streaming through any port other than 7007, you must specify that port. Also be sure to use the MSBD or HTTP protocol when specifying this path.
204 The path is an URL that points at a remote station. For example, the path to remote station named 'Station1' on a computer named 'Media1' would be 'msbd://Media1/Station1'. Be sure sure to use the MSBD or HTTP protocol when specifying this path. Also be sure you have configured a station on a remote server running the Windows Media Station service.
205 The path is a URL that points at a remote publishing point. For example, the path to a remote publishing point named 'LiveEvent' on a computer named 'Media1' would be 'mms://Media1/LiveEvent'. Be sure to use the MMS or HTTP protocol when specifying this path. Also be sure you have configured a broadcast publishing point on the remote server. If using HTTP, be sure to see the documentation on how to configure your Windows Media Unicast service to stream via HTTP.
206 Cannot obtain current computer name.
207 Windows Media Administrator
208 Connection to Station Manager failed. Please check your connection to the server and try again.
209 Can't open file %1 for write.
211 No alias name was entered.
212 Invalid characters (one of '\/<>|:*?') in alias name.
213 Invalid URL.
214 Invalid character in port specification.
215 Port must be between 1 through 65535.
216 Please specify the port in the port text box, instead of within the path.
217 You already have an alias '%1' defined as '%2'. Do you wish to redefine the alias as '%3' ?
218 Alias
219 Path
221 &Next >
222 You have selected the following options:\n\n
223 The publishing point '%1' will be created with the path defined as:\n %2\n\n
224 An .asx file will be created with this URL reference:\n %1\n\n
225 An .htm file with an <HREF> tag will be created with a URL reference to the .asx file.\n\n
226 An .htm file with an <OBJECT> tag will be created with a URL reference.\n\n
227 The HTML <HREF>, <OBJECT> and <EMBED> tags will be copied to the Windows clipboard.\n
228 The HTML <HREF> tag will be copied to the Windows clipboard.\n
229 The HTML <OBJECT> and <EMBED> tags will be copied to the Windows clipboard.\n
230 &Finish
231 ASX Files (*.asx)|*.asx|All Files (*.*)|*.*||
232 Save .asx file
233 HTML Files (*.htm)|*.htm|All Files (*.*)|*.*||
234 Save .htm w/<HREF> file
235 Save .htm w/<OBJECT> file
236 The .asx and .htm files you are generating are in different directories. The generated HREF in the .htm file assumes the .asx file is in the same directory. Do you wish to continue?
237 The two .htm files you are generating cannot be of the same name in the same directory.
238 Failed to Add New Publishing Point Alias.
239 Failed to write .asx file.
240 Failed to write .htm file with an <HREF> tag.
241 Failed to write .htm file with an <OBJECT> tag.
242 Failed to copy tags to clipboard.
243 The publishing point '%1' was successfully created.\n
244 The .asx file '%1' was successfully created.\n
245 The .htm file '%1' was successfully created.\n
246 The .htm file '%1' was successfully created.\n
247 The HTML <HREF>, <OBJECT> and <EMBED> tags were copied to the Windows clipboard.\n
248 The HTML <HREF> tag was copied to the Windows clipboard.\n
249 The HTML <OBJECT> and <EMBED> tags were copied to the Windows clipboard.\n
250 \nClick 'More Info' to learn more about:\n- Accessing .asx and .htm files from a Microsoft Windows Media Player or web browser.\n- Adding features to .asx files.\n- Where to get information on programming the Microsoft Windows Media Player API.\n- Editing and creating publishing points.
