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authorsteve <steve@FreeBSD.org>1998-05-11 06:21:39 +0800
committersteve <steve@FreeBSD.org>1998-05-11 06:21:39 +0800
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Initial import of sma version 0.9.7.
A Scour Media Agent client for UNIX. PR: 6553, 6554 Submitted by: Donald Burr <dburr@POBoxes.com>
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+Scour is now successfully installed.
+
+You can use it either as a standalone program or as a browser plug-in.
+
+Standalone:
+===========
+When you find a file you want to look at on the Scour site, click on it
+to download it. Netscape will pop up a "save as" dialog to ask you where
+to save a file called "smadlc". Save it anywhere, then from a command line
+type "sma /path/to/smadlc" (example: if you saved it as /tmp/smadlc, type
+"sma /tmp/smadlc")
+
+Netscape plug-in:
+=================
+In the Preferences dialog, click through to the "Navigator/Applications"
+hierarchy. Click the "New" button and fill out the dialog as follows:
+
+Description: Scour Media Agent
+MIMEType: application/x-scour-directive
+Suffixes: sma
+Handled by: Check "Application", and in the box, enter "sma %s"
+
+Lynx plug-in:
+=============
+Add the following line to the lynx.cfg file:
+VIEWER:application/x-scour-directive:sma %s
+
+You will also need to install programs for whichever media type(s) you wish
+to be able to view. Look around in the /usr/ports hierarchy.
+
+Now go on over to http://www.scour.net/ and use it!