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Hi we would like to use all the files from:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/maths...ameswheel.html

and

http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/maths...es/andthengame name

Offline for our interactive whiteboard which has no internet access i have
been trying offline software and in IE but when i go to open a game it does
not appear, we have shockwave installed.

does anyone know how to do this? are they available on cd? can anyone email
me them?

Kind Regards

Carl

Carl wrote:
> Hi we would like to use all the files from:
>
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/maths...ameswheel.html
>
> and
>
> http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/maths...es/andthengame name
>
> Offline for our interactive whiteboard which has no internet access i have
> been trying offline software and in IE but when i go to open a game it does
> not appear, we have shockwave installed.
>
> does anyone know how to do this? are they available on cd? can anyone email
> me them?
>
> Kind Regards
>
> Carl

Get Shockwave from here:

http://fpdownload.macromedia.com/pub...aller_Full.exe

And install it on the machine with no internet access.

Download the .dcr files of the games you want by finding out their
location from the page's source. For example, for the "Bathroom Tiles"
game on the Mathsfile website the url for the file is:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/maths.../transform.dcr

You'll have to do it with the menu page with the "wheel" on it as well.

Then make a new HTML web page with something like Dreamweaver, inserting
the .dcr file into the blank document.

Save and copy the whole caboodle onto a CDR(W)/flash drive.

Then in Internet Explorer (or the web browser of your choice) simply
open the .htm or .html file and you're away.

Hope this helps, I don't know 100% that it works because I haven't tried
it, but it should do.

Anton

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>http://www.bbc.co.uk/education/maths.../transform.dcr
>
>You'll have to do it with the menu page with the "wheel" on it as well.
>
>Then make a new HTML web page with something like Dreamweaver, inserting
>the .dcr file into the blank document.
>
>Save and copy the whole caboodle onto a CDR(W)/flash drive.
>
>Then in Internet Explorer (or the web browser of your choice) simply
>open the .htm or .html file and you're away.

In fact, you can just associate *.dcr with IE and then double click the dcr
file.

deKay
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