Dear RTV Dealer,					2007.08.17

This Remote Host Tour is configured to run on any webserver.  It is a static
version and does not require any additional parameters to be passed in the
URL.  Installation should be as simple as unzipping the file; cutomizing any
files as described below, if necessary; and then uploading to your webhost.

The directory created by the zipfile is the name of the tour.  Care must be
taken to insure a directory of the same name does not already exist as this
will overwrite any files in the existing directory.  If you are upgrading a
tour then this will be the expected behavour.  You may rename this parent
directory to whatever name suits your environment, but the directories inside
must stay named as they are.  If you rename the directory, do not use spaces
or special characters in the name; hyphens and underscores are okay.

The index.html file is a bare bones tour. There is no support for the
banner, affiliate ads, agency logo, agent photo or MLS information.

WINDOWS SERVER 2003:
In order to run this tour on Windows Server 2003, the following changes
must be made to IIS...

  1. At the top level of IIS, Web Service Extensions
     set .xml to Allowed (if Prohibited) 
       you may need to click the Browse button and drill down until you find this .dll
       c:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v1.1___\system.xml.dll    
       (where the version number can vary depending upon your .NET installation)
  2. add the following MIME Type for our custom file extension
     .rtg image/unknown
  3. add the following MIME Type for our custom file extension
     .rti image/unknown
  4. reboot the server (as stopping/starting the website is not enough)

UPDATED TOURS:
Be sure to save any existing index.html first in another folder, 
especially if you have customized it!

NEW TOURS:
Create a directory named 'rtv' under your wwwroot directory or equivalent.
Unzip the contents of this tour into the wwwroot/rtv directory.

Tour image data is stored in utl.xml in each tour directory.
utl is your TourID number.

Other user images and data assets are NOT included and NOT displayed.

The address for your tour will be:

  http://YOURWEBSITEADDRESS/rtv/tour_name/index.html

If you webserver software is configured to return pages named index.html, then
you may omit index.html from the address above.

If you plan on supporting more than one tour with this script, 
you must provide the additional coding.

You can cut/paste the applet code block into any page you choose.

You can modify the supplied page, index.html in the following ways...

You can also set the applet window larger as in our 'enlarged view'...
    height="372"
    width="640"
    Be sure to also adjust any table containing the applet.

You can alter the color of the applet window by using...
      <param name="menubackcolor" value="xxxxxx">
      <param name="menutextcolor" value="ffffff">
      <param name="titlebackcolor" value="xxxxxx">
      <param name="titletextcolor" value="ffffff">

The above values are wrapped in HTML comment tags ( "<!--" and "-->").  You will
have to remove the two lines containing these tags that are above and below the
param tags if you make changes to these values.  If you wish to use the default
values, you do not need to remove them.


If you have tour audio, (utl.tlk file), you may enable audio by using this code...

  <td>Audio
    <object classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#vers ion=6,0,0,0" width="70" height="20" >
      <param name="play" value="true">
      <param name="loop" value="true">
      <param name="movie" value="<% =Request.QueryString("utl") %>.tlk">
      <param name="quality" value="high">
      <embed src="<% =Request.QueryString("utl") %>.tlk" quality="high"  pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer"  type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="70" height="20" ></embed>
    </object>
  </td>

You can further color the background of the Audio buttons with these lines...

    <object color option...     style="background: #xxxxxx; color: #xxxxxx;"
      <param name="bgcolor" value="#xxxxxx">

    <embed color option...      bgcolor="#xxxxxx"


You may add your own Tour Builder advertisement by using this code...

  <td><font face="verdana" size="1" color="#ffffff">
    <a href="http://www. .com" target="new" title=" ">Built by TOURBUILDERCOMPANYNAME
    &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;</a></font>
  </td>

You can also substitute you own logo image displayed as each scene loads by placing
your image in the default/ directory that is nearest the utl directory. You then must 
edit both the utl.txt and utl.xml files in the utl directory substituting your logo
image filename for rtvload.gif/.rtg under the TOURDEFAULT tag 'load'. You must use a
.jpg for this to work properly.


If you want to embed the tour within an existing page, follow this code example...

  <td width='640' valign="top">
    <applet code="KiRtv.class" archive="../rtv.jar" codebase="./YOURTOURIDNUMBER" width="640" height="372">
      <!-- insert applet parameters here -->
      <PARAM NAME="rtvxml" VALUE="YOURTOURIDNUMBER" >
      <PARAM name="menubackcolor" value="xxxxxx">
      <PARAM name="menutextcolor" value="ffffff">
      <PARAM name="titlebackcolor" value="xxxxxx">
      <PARAM name="titletextcolor" value="ffffff">            
    </applet>
  </td>

  Note that the utl is hard-wired into the codebase property and rtvxml parameter.

Thank you!
RealTourVision