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MS Agent in a web site
Ever wondered how to use the MS Agent characters from your website? This example demonstrates how, using JavaScript and VB Script.
The MS Agent can be used to enhance user interactivity. Everything from anouncing
site updates and news, to help with forms, admin controls, questions, etc. This
article displays the MS Agent in web applications. MS provides some pre-generated
characters: Peedy,Robby,Genie, and Merlin. You can download them from
here . Microsoft
also has a character
editor that you can download to customize and design your own characters.
To try this example out, simply download & extract the file for this page and view them in a web browser!
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