Want to put a link to a Package on a Web page? Pando can generate HTML code for a slick little box with an image, a description and a download button.

Get code for a new Package:

1. Click the Share New button, and select Web.
2. Add your files and/or folders. See “Sending files and folders” if you haven’t done this before.
3. Click the Get Code button in the upper left corner.
4. After Pando has finished packaging your files, a new window will appear with three sections: “Package preview,” the “Send Package to:” menu, and a box containing the code you will be posting on the Web page.
5. The default option for the "Send Package to:" menu is the nifty-looking Flash Widget, which will look like the "Package preview" you see at the top of the window. Alternatively, you can also choose to generate a simple download link (no fancy code), BBCode (for posting in online forums), or a Simple Widget for sites (such as MySpace) that do not allow embedded Flash. (For a rundown of which sites allow what, click here .)
6. Copy the code from the code box and paste it into the appropriate place in your Web page.

Get code for a Package you’ve already sent:

1. Click on the Sent tab.
2. Select the Package you want code for.
3. Click Info.
4. Click the Send To Web link.
5. The Send to Web or IM window opens with three sections: “Package preview,” the “Send Package to:” menu, and a box containing the code you will be posting on the Web page
6. The default option for the "Send Package to:" menu is the nifty-looking Flash Widget, which will look like the "Package preview" you see at the top of the window. Alternatively, you can also choose to generate a simple download link (no fancy code), BBCode (for posting in online forums), or a Simple Widget for sites (such as MySpace) that do not allow embedded Flash. (For a rundown of which sites allow what, click here .)
7. Copy the code from the code box and paste it into the appropriate place in your Web page.

Learn more:

• Creating a Web link for a Pando Package
• Publishing prettier Packages on the Web
• Creating a Pando RSS Feed
• Add a 'Pando RSS' button to your site