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Introduction to Web Shop
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Freedom of Choice:
In this web shop, all solid products and data files that are to be sold, are represented within the shop as media files.
You as a customer can use this page to buy or rent media files. The result of a completed transaction is either down loaded and/or sent by other physical transportation means.
How to Select Media
Media in the Miscellaneous section of the system can only be pre-viewed. It is nither free ware or for sale.
Have at least one valid email address ready for use during a real shopping process.
Selecting:
This procedure is valid for media in the Market and the Miscellaneous categories:
1. Click and check the 'List View' check box.
2. Select "Market" from the 'Media Source' drop down list box.
3. Check in the 'Media Files' drop down list box, if there is any media
available that can be pre-viewed.
4. From the 'Categories' drop down list box, select a category name.
5. Check in the 'Media Files' drop down list box, if there are any files
available whose can be pre-viewed.
6. Repeat the selection process for the 'Categories' drop down list box
until there is media in the 'Media Files' drop down list box.
7. Select one of the files in the 'Media Files' drop down list box. It will
be loaded into the web shop.
8. The 'Categories + Files:' view has a context menu on the right mouse key
that can also be used to navigate through the environment.
9. Click the [Refresh] button.
10. Click on one of the identifiers in the 'Categories' list box.
11. Click on one of the identifiers in the 'Product Group' list box.
12. Click on one of the identifiers in the 'Personal Identifier' and/or
'Product Name' list box. Note the content of the 'Preview Mode:' field.
It will state, if the object is for sale, rent or for free.
13. Click the [Add] button and wait for the name to be transfered to the
'Selected Media' list box.
14. Click on a media name in the 'Selected Media' list box. Note that the
[Keep] button has become active.
Pre-viewing
1. Click the [Load Player] button. The preview version of the selected
media will be down loaded and loaded into the media player, otherwise an
explanation window will be show. Not all preview files can be loaded
into the media player itself. In some cases the media will be
re-directed to another web browser window or the Windows Media Player.
2. If the selected media was loaded into the media player, click the
green play button on the media player.
3. Double click in the multi-line text field to see a wider view of it's
content.
4. Double click in the picture field to see a wider view of it's content.
Popup Menu:
1. Move the mouse into the 'Selected Media' list box area, then use a right
mouse click to show it's context menu.
File Data->File Length When provided by the media supplier, it shows
the length in time units of the selected file
File Data->File Size When provided by the media supplier, it shows
the size in KB of the selected file
File Data->Total Size When provided by the media supplier, it shows
the total size in KB of all files in the
Selected media list box.
What's in Keep When checked, the 'Selected Media' list box is
white and shows the files in keep memory, that
can later be placed in a *.wwm or *.req file.
When it is not checked, it shows the media
that can be loaded into the media player.
Remove Selected If What's in Keep is not checked, it deletes
the selected file from the Selected media list
box.
If What's in Keep is checked, it deletes the
selected file from keep memory.
Payment
If you know that you can use internet banking and or credit card, you should have that information at hand just before you click the [Buy Now] button that will be shown on the Customer Orders page.
If media that you preview represent solid products, the supplier will provide further information about transportation and any other requirements as part of the product description.
If a solid object is being sold, the file that is extracted and down loaded to you will be a description of the product in question. It may be just a picture and some text.
After the program has started, you will be looking at the World Wide Media ®ª© page that is used to preview and select media products.
*.wwm File:
Select this file type, when you want to rent or buy media. It is a container for the media that you select, so that only one file will be sent by down load. Use the free ware media player WWM Player to play and or extract it's contents into a directory on your PC. Rented files can not be extracted.
*.req File:
Select this file type, when you want to buy media. It is a container for the media that you select, so that only one file will be sent by down load. Use WWM Player or Library Eye to extract it's contents into a directory on your PC.
Note: If all else fails, you may need to load a mp3 Maker and a Movie Maker program that will automatically set up your sound and video for best performance, or update what ever you need from the internet. For example, if you have lost *.mpeg, *.wmv or *.wma capability, reload your operating system or the part of it that is required, if you know what it is.
How to Test Buy
If you have never used an internet payment service please click the [Browse] button and read the 'Test Buy' section of the help text shown in the Customer Orders page.
How to Buy a *.wwm File
1. If you have an order that you have not yet received, switch to the Web
Browser page and load the *.htm successful payment file that you had
saved after the return from the payment provider. The instructions for
saving the successful payment page are in the Customer Orders page when
it is being used.
2. Do not place any files in keep memory, if you have a *.wwm of *.req file
that you have not yet received.
Keep memory is used as a collecting point for files that you want to buy,
rent or are for free.
Important: Loading new media will not modify Keep memory, therefore
Keep memory can contain data from any number of media sources.
Note: a *.wwm or *.req file can contain any file type including other *.wwm
and/or *.req files.
If you do not already have one or the other, get the table maker program
RISDBC or DBConstructor so that you can make a password protected *.tab
file and use it to keep track of your passwords and other important data.
Selection Example: One can select a song from 10 different media categories and place the 10 songs in a *.wwm file. The content of the *.wwm file can be extracted to a directory from where that data can be placed on a CD or used for other purposes.
1. Use the process described in the Selecting: section above to select and
preview the material that you want.
2. Check the content of the 'Preview Mode:' field as well as any text
desciption available.
3. Click on file names in the 'Selected Media' list box then click the
[Keep] button in order to add the file names to Keep memory.
4. Use the What's in Keep menu item, that is on the right mouse key when it
is in the 'Selected Media' list box, to check the contents of keep
memory. The Selected Media list box is white when it is showing the
contents of keep memory.
5. Type in your own file code or have the system generate one for you.
6. Click the [*.wwm File] button and input a file name, for example,
"mytest".
7. Answer any confirmation dialogs with 'Yes' or 'OK'. The program will
then switch to the Customer Orders page. Buy or Test Buy the selection
there.
How to Buy a *.req File
Note: A *.req file can contain any file type that is for sale or free. For example, it may happen that a particular artist is selling the content of a CD en-capsulated in a *.req file. In such cases, the file code will be provided as part of the text description. A *.req file can be extracted to a *.req file or a *.wwm file, OK. Use WWM Player or Library Eye to get to the contents of such files.
1. Use the instructions from Selecting: to select the media files that
you require.
2. Click the [*.req File] button and input a file name, for example,
"mytest".
3. You will be switched to the Customer Orders page, where the order can
be purchased as defined. Buy or Test Buy the selection there.
How to Rent a (Video) *.wwm File
In This case we will assume that you want to rent a video file or access to an audio or video stream for a specific number of days that can not be less than 2-days. The full rent price of video and streaming media that is to be rented will be calculated as it's rent price multiplied by the number of days selected or typed in. The use of the rented days is not dependant on the date.
1. Use the instructions from Selecting: to select the media
that you require, but before you add them to keep memory, do the
following:
2. Click and check the 'Enable Rent Object' check box.
Check Box:
Enable Rent Object: Enables a rent period in days to be selected.
Radio buttons:
2 Days: Rent a file for two days.
4 Days: Rent a file for 4 days.
X-Days: Rent a file for number of days specified by you in the
No. Days field.
No. Days: You input the number of days here, if it is different to
the pre-selectable values of 2 or 4.
3. Click and check the '2-Days' radio button to indicate that the video is
to be rented for a period of 2 days..
4. In the 'File Code' edit field type in a file code, for example,
"video_rent_1", otherwise click and check the 'Gen. File Code' check
box.
5. Click the [*.wwm File] button and input a file name, for example,
"video_rent_1", then click the OK button. You will be switched to the
Customer Orders page, from where the video can be rented for the
specified number of days.
Follow up order:
A follow up order is any purchase that is made at a web shop within a from shop owner specified period of time after a previous order. If a web shop gives a rebate on follow up orders, the rebate will be calculated as a percentage (%) of the total purchase price of the new order. The resulting rebate value will then be subtracted from the original purchase price to produce the final sale price.
Example Calculation:
FinalSalePrice = OriginalSalePrice - (OriginalSalePrice * Rebate/100)
Important: You must use the same email address for follow up orders as was used for the first order, otherwise you will not get the rebate. You will see the effect of a rebate on a price, when you reach the Customer Orders page.
Enjoy your shopping.