If you run into any problems, you can also submit information by going directly to our Web site to submit new software information to the Viewlet database. When you get this email, open up your authoring tool and update your software list. Then, select the correct information for your Viewlet. After compiling your Viewlet, you will be prompted to preview it in a browser. No, you don't have to preview your Viewlets in a browser.
Some authors just play it back within the authoring tool.
However, we strongly recommend you preview all your work in a browser because this way, you will be looking at the final product that your viewers will see. And, believe it or not, you may find you have to fix some things in your Viewlet that you might not have caught prior to this. And, by previewing your Viewlet in a browser, you can check other things, like reading tempo, cursor movement, loading time, etc. that you might not be able to do otherwise. Make sure that your Viewlets do not contain any typos and that you are using proper grammar. You should also pay attention to the file size.