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Floodgrunt

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Mar 24, 2008
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I found the address myself and I thought I'd share the codes with you guys, it's quite obvious to find if you know a lot about html code (I suck at html...).

The address of the 3d view is here:

This is the code for the Iframe view:
<iframe name="FRAME7" src="http://movies.apple.com/movies/us/apple/mac/macbookpro/2008/qtvr/macbookpro_group_qtvr_20081014_850x380.mov?width=850&height=380"width="850" height="363" frameborder="1"></iframe>

This is the address of the promotional video:

Here is the IFRAME code for those of us who want to frame sites and other HTML themselves:
<iframe name="insertNAME" src="insertHTML" width="insertWIDTH" height="insertHEIGHT" frameborder="1" ></iframe>

Hope this helped!
 
It's quite easy to find it when we just open our eyes and look at the actual page! Just look at the specs pages and you can find the 360 view of the Macbook, Macbook air and Macbook Pro
 
You can't!
You WILL need to look in the HTML source code!

This is what people find useful:

Actual URL:


IFRAMED:


Anyone who has ever even opened a book about HTML or even tried doing their own website in one way or another will know how to get that link.
Don't know what your point with this thread is really.
 
Anyone who has ever even opened a book about HTML or even tried doing their own website in one way or another will know how to get that link.
Don't know what your point with this thread is really.

Well, I for one hadn't recently thought about the 3D movie. I saw thread and thought "Oh that's cool." Now I don't have to waste any time getting it myself. It is convenient. We can mostly all cook, yet we eat out. Why? Convenience. Saved time, is well, saved time. That is the point. Thanks OP.
 
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