|
Plug-ins are the key to the cool stuff. A plug-in application is a small piece of software that enhances the capabilities of the larger piece of software into which it is "plugged". You can usually download plug-ins for free from the Web and store them locally. Examples of common plug-ins for Web browsers are Real Audio's streaming sound player, Macromedia's Shockwave for Director and Adobe Acrobat. |
| Modified 2005 from The University of Texas at Austin's TILT by members of the LSU Libraries Reference Department. | |
|
Comments |
LSU Libraries |
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA 70803 Tel (225) 578-5652 | Fax (225) 578-9432 Copyright © 1996 - 2009 LSU Libraries |
![]() |