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+ DOCUMENTATION:  SLIDER APPLET
+ CodeBrain.com's slider.class applet
+ Version 3.0.1  Final Release
+ Copyright 1999,2000 by CodeBrain.com
+ Source:  http://www.CodeBrain.com
+
+
+ FREE for Private and Non-Profit Users...
+ The FREE version displays a brief hook notice to
+ www.CodeBrain.com at start-up -- otherwise it functions
+ exactly as the purchase version, with all parameters and
+ commands the same.
+
+ COMMERCIAL & FOR-PROFIT USERS ARE *REQUIRED* TO USE THE
+ PURCHASE VERSION of this applet, always quickly available
+ at www.CodeBrain.com.
+
+ The PURCHASE version has no start-up or other notices;
+ and it starts and runs faster. WE ENCOURAGE those wishing
+ to buy the applet to use the free version for trials,
+ however, so you know what you're getting when you purchase.
+
+ Support is available for the purchase version of the
+ applet, only. The support address is: NovaHelp@CodeBrain.com
+ You MUST include your USER ID in *all* correspondence.
+
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= P A R A M E T E R S   A N D   I N S T R U C T I O N S
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GENERAL NOTES
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// CodeBrain's slider.class code is written protectively -- to make it
// easy to set up and get running.  Demos and all the associated
// graphics are included, to get you rolling quickly.
//
// Other than the "Notice" parameter and a couple of image files,
// you can leave out any parameter and the applet will run.
// That is, "If in doubt, leave it out!"  
//
// You can make the applet as simple as you wish, without the
// clutter and confusion of a multitude of parameters -- and then
// gradually build upward into more complex renditions.
//
// Parameter names are as descriptive as we can make them without
// having them a mile long, and they ARE case sensitive, so take care.
//
// Keep image files to the smallest dimensions and file sizes
// possible.  Large images backload the applet and slow it down.
//
// To get started, place the slider.class file and ALL files used by
// the applet in the SAME directory
//
// Check out the demos included, and gradually change parameters
// to get a feel for how the applet works.
//
// Good luck, and we hope you have a blast with CodeBrain's
// slider.class. It's a simple applet, but does a great job for basic
// slideshow presentations.
//
// Best regards,
//
// CodeBrain  



P A R A M E T E R S
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<param name="Notice"                 value="Applet by www.CodeBrain.com">
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// Must be present, EXACTLY, or the applet will run, but return an error
// message indicating the notice is wrong or missing.


<PARAM NAME="KeyCode"                        VALUE="whatever_the_key_is">
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// COMMERCIAL & FOR-PROFIT USERS ARE *REQUIRED* TO PURCHASE keys for
// this applet, always quickly available at www.CodeBrain.com.  You may
// of course use the free version for evaluation purposes!
//
// If you have the FREE version...
// Enter FREE in the VALUE.  For example:
//
//       <PARAM NAME="KeyCode" VALUE="FREE">
//
// If you have the PRO version...
// Enter your key in the VALUE. For example:
//
//       <PARAM NAME="KeyCode" VALUE="AQ?/FFG1*PSU9">
//
// For those with the purchased version, keys are automatically made
// for you dynamically off the CodeBrain.com site in the Nova log-in
// area.  You will also receive very clear, very explicit instructions
// via e-mail, each time you make a key in the log-in area.
//
// If you are unsure what the domain for the key is, use DOMAIN as
// the value in this parameter.  For example:
//
//       <PARAM NAME="KeyCode" VALUE="DOMAIN">
//
// and it will tell you the domain name needed for the applet.


<param name="BackgroundColor"                        value="rrr,ggg,bbb">
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// This sets the applet background color.
// Usual RGB format, values 0-255.
// Example: value = "255,0,0" would make the applet background red.


<param name="Direction"                                        value="0">
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// This sets the direction in which the applet will scroll the images.
//     0 = scroll from right to left
//     1 = scroll from left to right
// The default is right to left; leave out the parameter if you don't
// need it.


<param name="Speed"                                           value="19">
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// This is the speed of the applet scrolling.  Smaller numbers produce 
// faster scrolling.  A suggested range is probably 5-30 or so, but 
// feel free to experiment.  Note that running too fast may cause
// skipping on some monitors, and running very slowly will tend to pro-
// duce a stepped, jerking motion.  As a rule, the applet functions fine
// at the default speed; so you may normally leave this parameter out
// entirely.


<param name="SoundFile"                             value="soundfile.au">
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// This is the sound file that will be triggered on a mouse-click.  It
// must be in standard JAVA sound file format.  Keep sound files as
// small as possible.  If not using sound, leave this parameter out.


<param name="FrameThickness"                                   value="5">
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// This sets the thickness of the frame in pixels.  The frame is optional
//   and the default value for it is 5 pixels.  If you don't wish to see
//   the frame, set this value to 0.  Note that the 'frame' occurs out-
//   side what we call the 'border' (see BorderThickness below.)


<param name="FrameColor"                             value="rrr,ggg,bbb">
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// This sets the frame color.
// Usual RGB format, values 0-255.
// Example: value = "0,0,255" would make the frame blue.


<param name="BorderThickness"                                  value="5">
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// This sets the thickness of the border around each image, in pixels.  
//    The border is optional and the default value for it is 5 pixels.
//    If you don't wish to see the border, set this value to 0.  Note
//    that the 'border' occurs inside what we call the 'frame'
//    (see FrameThickness above.)


<param name="BorderColor"                            value="rrr,ggg,bbb">
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// This sets the border color.
// Usual RGB format, values 0-255.
// Example: value = "0,255,0" would make the border green.


<param name="LinkMode"                                         value="1">
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// This sets whether the border, the frame, both, or nothing will change
//    to the LinkColor (below) when the mouse passes over an image.  The
//    value settings are:
//       0 = frame & border (both)
//       1 = frame
//       2 = border
//       3 = neither
//    Note that frame and border thicknesses must be set to suitable 
//    values, or, of course, you won't see the link color changes.


<param name="LinkColor"                              value="rrr,ggg,bbb">
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// This sets the link color.
// Usual RGB format, values 0-255.
// Example: value = "255,0,0" would make the link color red.



<param name="VerticalMode"                                     value="2">
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// This sets how images will be positioned, vertically, in the applet.
//    The value settings are:
//       0 = top
//       1 = center
//       2 = bottom
//    The default setting is to center the images, vertically.
//    Note that images CAN be larger than the height of the applet.


<param name="Image1"                                   value="image.jpg">
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// This set of parameters sets the images to be used.  Images may be 
//     .gif, animated .gif, or .jpg formats.  Keep image file sizes and
//     dimensions as small as possible, of course, to keep down loading
//     time and redrawing overhead.  
//
// Note that images DO NOT have to have similar dimensions.  The applet
//     readily accommodates images of varying widths and heights, and 
//     interesting effects can be created using differing form factors.  
//
// For EACH IMAGE, change the number portion of the parameter.  Numbers
//     should be successive, starting at 1, with no skips in the number
//     sequence.  For example:
//           <param name="Image1" value="horse.jpg">
//           <param name="Image2" value="earth.jpg">
//           <param name="Image3" value="phone.jpg">
//
// Have a look at the included demos if you need additional examples.


<param name="Link1"     value="http://www.whatevername.com/thepage.html">
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// This would be the link associated with a given image, following the
//    same numbering scheme as in the ImageX parameter above -- that is,
//    Link1 would be the link associated with Image1, Link2 associates
//    with Image2, etc.
//
// If you do NOT want an image linked -- leave out the tag.  Skips in 
//    the number sequence of the LinkX parameter are permitted.
//
// Note that if an ImageX has no link associated, of course there will
//    be no link box that follows that image.


<param name="Target1"                                       value="_new">
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// This is the target frame or window that the corresponding image will
// link to.  Again, same numbering scheme as with images.  It IS okay to
// skip numbers in TargetX.  If you don't specify a TargetX, the default
// is _top -- that is, same window.
//
// Just so you don't have to go look it up... TargetX takes the
// same general values that you use in HTML.  Values with an underscore
// usually refer to the browser itself, thus:
//                 _new   - opens a new window
//                 _blank - also a new window
//                 _self  - loads in the same frame
//                 _top   - opens in the same window
// When using a framed page layout, the value for TargetX would be the
// name of the frame where you want the linked page to appear; i.e.,
// main, contents, george -- whatever name you've given the frame. 


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That's it, that's all, go to it!

Best regards,




CodeBrain.com




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All responsibility for use of the applet remains with the user.