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The key word must be followed by a colon to distinguish it from the common word of the same letters. I will use a semicolon in this demonstration.

The first space is treated as the end of the linked thing (unless the key words is type or click).


To include an image use img
This is a small image img; http://wolispace.com/cow/img/woliss.jpg dont you think?
This is a small image dont you think?


To include a file use file
file; http://wolispace.com/cow/files/book_conents.txt

To include a sound use sound
sound; http://wolispace.com/cow/sounds/ding.wav

To include a url use link
why not visit link; www.wolisapce.com now
why not visit link: www.wolisapce.com now

To include the contents of another object use read
You have to use quare brackest around an actual object number - this will be improved in time.
read; [87]
read: [87]


To include an entire web page (sometimes displays strangely!) use url
url; www.google.com
url: www.google.com


To include a clickable bit to perform some commands use type or click
Make sure you enclose the thing to be done in square brackets!
type; [do dance on the cieling]
click; [start. north. go library]
do dance on the cieling
click: [start. north. go library]


To include a google link use google or search and like the lcickable commands enclose the text in square brackets
google; [creative object world]
google: [creative object world]


Comming soon is rss where the RSS feed is displayed in-line

Created by wolis, last updated 24 Jun 2009