Creating Mms Messages - Adobe GOLIVE CS2 User Manual

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User Guide
See also
"About CSS layout objects" on page 245
"Setting view options for page layout" on page 159
"To create an @media, @font-face, or @page rule" on page 329
"To reference an external stylesheet from web pages" on page 323
Formats for mobile content
In GoLive, you can create content for mobile devices by using the following formats:
A multimedia standard in SMIL format, which is XML-based. 2.5G and
Multimedia Messaging Services (MMS)
3G devices support MMS.
Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG) An XML-based format that lets you integrate web graphics with interactive
scripting and dynamic databases. GoLive produces SVG Tiny files, which are compatible with a wide range of mobile
devices and the Adobe SVG Viewer.
Extensible Hypertext Markup Language (XHTML) An extensible, XML-based version of HTML, supported by
2.5G and 3G mobile devices. For mobile authoring, you can use two types of XHTML: XHTML Basic and the more
advanced XHTML Mobile.
Also known as cHTML, i-mode HTML is a special subset of
i-mode Hypertext Markup Language (i-mode HTML)
HTML developed for use with 2.5G i-mode devices.
An XML-based standard used by 2G devices.
Wireless Markup Language (WML)
Third Generation Partnership Program (3GPP) A movie format designed for 3G mobile devices. In GoLive, you
create and edit 3GPP movies by using the QuickTime editor. (Choose File > New, and select Mobile > Multimedia >
3GPP.)
See also
"About SVG Tiny format" on page 466
"To create a new XHTML Basic or Mobile page" on page 468
"About i-mode HTML" on page 470
"About WML" on page 473
"About editing QuickTime movies" on page 525

Creating MMS messages

About MMS messages
MMS messages are multimedia SMIL files that mobile phones can display. In GoLive, you can edit, preview, and
optimize these messages for specific devices. To publish optimized messages, you must deliver related SMIL and
media files to a mobile content provider.