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Use the Property inspector to attach a link to the video file from the text you just added, as shown in Figure 4.

The text you typed displays in the Design window (with Live View off), and will display in browsers that don't support HTML5.

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Click in the Design window to update the preview.Now type anything you want to use for your message.

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In the code section of the Split mode window, place your cursor just before the code that closes the Video element, and type a closing angle bracket ( >).

Then that text can be formatted (and links defined) right in the friendly Dreamweaver CS5 Design window. To add text that will display in browsers without HTML5 support, you just type that line of text after all the Video element parameters. That link will open the video file in a browser window, using whatever plug-in player the visitor has installed (Windows Media Player, QuickTime Player, and so on). To support browsing environments that don't interpret HTML5, simply add a line of text that provides a link to your video file. So it's important to include alternative access to online video that doesn't require HTML5 support. But the current version of Internet Explorer doesn't support HTML5 at all, and a lot of people are still watching online video in older versions of Internet ExplorerIE 8, 7, and 6. The upcoming release of Internet Explorer 9 will likely include HTML5 video support. Providing Alternative Video for Non-HTML5 Environments Providing Alternative Video for Non-HTML5 Environments

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