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The <param> Tag (XHTML Reference)
Introduction
The <param> tag is always used nested in an
<object> tag and defines the parameters for a specific object. For
example if the object requires you to pass 5 parameters, then you will have to
create 5 <param> tags which define the values and names of the parameter.
A parameter can be an URL, speed, msg or whatever the object accepts.