Re: How can I download the webinars?

CY

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Jun 17, 2006, 10:11:15 PM6/17/06

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CY wrote:
>
>
> Ken Garrard wrote:
>>
>>
>> wicky.zhang wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>> Can anyone give me some hints about this issue? thanks in
>> advance!
>>>
>>> best regards,
>>>
>>> wicky
>>>
>>> wicky wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I can see the webinars via internet, but it offen
stops.
> what
>>>> should
>>>> i do if i want to see the full demos? can i download
them
> or
>> get
>>>> the
>>>> cdrom?
>>>>
>>>> Btw: I can't listen the demo clearly because of my poor
>> english,
>>> so
>>>> where can i find the lecture?
>>>>
>>>> Thank you!
>>>>
>>>> Best regards,
>>>>
>>>> wicky
>>
>> You can download the .wrf files for viewing off-line as
follows,
>>
>> 1) Copying the link address for a webinar to the clipboard.
With
>> the
>> Opera web browser you can either use ctrl+alt+C, the
right-mouse
>> button context menu or the Tools->Links page (ctrl+alt+L).
>>
>> For example, the clipboard will contain the following url for
the
>> "Introduction to MATLAB7" webinar.
>>
>> <http://mathworks.webex.com/webex/playback.php?FileName=http>://www.mathworks.com/webex/recordings/IntroML7.wrf
>>
>> 2) Paste the url into the address bar on a new web browser
page.
>>
>> 3) Before pressing the enter key delete the first part of the
url
>> that starts the webex playback PHP script. The result for the
>> MATLAB7 Introduction webinar is,
>>
>> <http://www.mathworks.com/webex/recordings/IntroML7.wrf>
>>
>> 4) Press enter and save the wrf file on your hard drive.
>>
>> I use the stand-alone WebEx player (atplay.exe) to view the
saved
>> wrf
>> files. The player app download url is,
>>
>> <https://solutions.webex.com/client/latest/atplay.exe>
>>
>> Ken
>
> Ken,
> How do you copy the newer webinars like the:
> MATLAB for C/C++ Programmers
> that are not in .wrf format and, are usind javascript. I've been
> trying everything with no luck?!
> when you right click on the link to save target as a pop up message
> blocks the process a java command somewhere in the page source must
> be doing this and, have not found it yet.
> any suggestions pleas?
>
> Cy

Still no replies? :(

Lester

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Jul 18, 2006, 9:02:58 AM7/18/06

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I think the new webinras are changed to flash format, you can
download it like this:

1. Found the number of the webinras, such as the Matlab for C/C++
program is mlforc_060106, I think the letter is the short name of the
webinras, and the number is the date.

2. then use the fillowing link to download:

<http://www.mathworks.com/webex/recordings/mlforc_060106/mlforc_060106.swf>

You will have to replace the mlforc_060106 using the webinras number
you want it.

ENjoy it.

Cy

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Jul 18, 2006, 11:59:37 PM7/18/06

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Lester wrote:
>
>
> I think the new webinras are changed to flash format, you can
> download it like this:
>
> 1. Found the number of the webinras, such as the Matlab for C/C++
> program is mlforc_060106, I think the letter is the short name of
> the
> webinras, and the number is the date.
>
> 2. then use the fillowing link to download:
>
> <http://www.mathworks.com/webex/recordings/mlforc_060106/mlforc_060106.swf>
>

Thank you so very much, finally someone actually helped! it worked
just fine but, had to use Firefox to download it......
Cy

Cy

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Jul 19, 2006, 1:23:27 AM7/19/06

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Actually found an easier way :),

load the flash webinar of choice and, when it starts playing drag
it's explorer icon onto a new explorer and, change the extension html
to swf, press enter.
that's all there is to it.
Cy

Martin

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Jul 20, 2006, 4:14:36 AM7/20/06

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I think it's time to ask again why TMW does not distribute the
webinars on CD.
At least we faithful long-term users that spend money every year for
updates would appreciate such a PR initiative.
Again and again I get advertisement to order a Demo CD of some MATLAB
products. So producing a CD with (all) webinars cannot be a major
obstacle.

Regards
Martin

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