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tag="browserOver">browserOver</message>. These messages are only sent when
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<comments><note> The "advanced" callback messages are: <messagetag="browserClick">browserClick</message>, <messagetag="browserOut">browserOut</message> and <messagetag="browserOver">browserOver</message>. These messages are only sent when
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the "messages" property is set to true. The other callback messages are
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always sent.<p></note><p></p><note> Setting the selected property selects
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the first instance of that text. Setting the property repeatedly to the same
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value will cycle through each occurrence of the value. Setting the selected
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to empty or to a string not present in the current document will reset the
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selected text, ie subsequently setting the selected to any string will
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select the first occurrence again. This behavior is similar to that of the
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command</command>.</note><p></p><p></p><change>There is a long standing
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<commandtag="find">find command</command>.</note><p></p><p></p><change>There is a long standing
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issue with revBrowser that causes browser instances to be lost whenever the
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stack it is attached to has its window re-created. Previously, cases where
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this would occur had to be avoided when a browser was present on a
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<doc> <legacy_id></legacy_id> <name>loadedTime</name> <type>property</type> <syntax> <example>get the loadedTime of player<i> </i>"myPlayer"</example> </syntax> <synonyms> </synonyms> <summary>Specifies the time of a sound/movie, up to which the sound/movie can be played. </summary> <examples><example>put trunc(the loadedTime of me / the duration of me * 100) into tPercentLoaded</example> </examples> <history> <introduced version="6.7">Added.</introduced> <deprecated version=""></deprecated> <removed version=""></removed> <experimental version=""></experimental> <nonexperimental version=""></nonexperimental> </history> <objects> <player/> </objects> <platforms> <mac/> </platforms> <classes> <desktop/> </classes> <security> </security> <classification> <category>Multimedia</category> </classification> <references> <property tag="looping">looping Property</property> <property tag="callbacks">callbacks Property</property> <property tag="startTime">startTime Property</property> <property tag="endTime">endTime Property</property> <property tag="showSelection">showSelection Property</property> </references> <description>Use the <b>loadedTime</b> <glossary tag="property">property</glossary> to find out up to which time a movie or sound can be played.<p></p><p><b>Value:</b></p><p>The <b>loadedTime</b> of a <keyword tag="player">player</keyword> is an integer.</p><p></p><p>This property is read-only and cannot be set. </p><p></p><p>This property is used only for remote multimedia files. For local multimedia files, the value of this property is 0.</p></description></doc>
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