Andreas --

Every morph can be written to a file and pulled back in (look at the debug
menu in the red halo button).  You can get the morph back via the World
menu, new morph, from a file, etc.
     Also, any page of morphs (and any bookMorph of pages of morphs) can be
written out and retrieved, both via a file as mentioned above, and as
"SqueakPages" from your local disk or from a remote server (look in the
"middle <<>>" menu at the top of a bookMorph.

Also check out the various codecs for sounds in Squeak.

A way to get things working on every machine is to invoke Squeak from the
browser as a helper and just run your apps in Squeak using SqueakPages
(that's what we do). HTML and all its excretions are very weak tea for what
is needed on the Internet, so it's a good idea to get off HTML and into
something more powerful and flexible as soon as one can.

Cheers,

Alan

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At 6:24 PM -0000 4/15/99, Andreas Dieberger wrote:
>Hi.
>
>I never really experimented with Squeak's sound capabilities but now I'm
>working on a sonification feature for my modified Swiki. The problem I run
>into is that I create an applet tag on a Swiki page and loads an applet.
>The applet them plays a number of static sound files. Java 1.1 can handle
>only low quality .au files so I thought... with Squeak's sound capabilities
>I might be able to create just the right sonification as a sound file on
>the fly and serve it through the Swiki.
>
>That much for the idea. When I casually glanced through the sound / midi
>related classes I didn't see anything that looked like I could generate
>sound files. Is that supported somehow or would I have to write that from
>scratch *shiver*
>
>Thanks for any ideas on that. OR: if anybody of you people who works a lot
>with sound wants to work with me on that idea, please let me know!!!
>
>Andreas Dieberger
>
>PS: You can see a first shot at this idea on my swiki. The applet uses a
>standard component that takes ages to load the sounds so you'll have to
>wait probably half a minute till you hear anything after you click the
>sonification button. (btw: it does not work on Netscape on macintosh)
>http://juggler.cc.emory.edu/aja.1