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| Snow applet by Miroslava Lalic Krunic and Miodrag Krunic
|
Make some snow on your Web site ...
How to do it in 3 steps ?
| 1. | Download the Snow.class file, and put in the same folder as your .htm file |
| 2. | Insert the following code into your
page <applet width="300" height="200" code="Snow.class"> <param name=Image value=myimage.jpg> </applet> |
| 3. | Configure the Snow applet so you have the snow the way you want it ... Configuration manual |
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Some questions and answers :
Q: Do I have to download Snow class ?
A: Yes, otherwise it won't work
Q: Do I have to put the Snow.class file in the
same folder as my .htm file ?
A: Actually, no. If you want to put in e.g. java/ subfolder, then your code should
lok something like
<applet width="300"
height="200" code="java/Snow.class">
< param name=Image value=myimage.jpg>
</applet>
Q: Does my image have to be in the same folder
as my .html file ?
A: Not at all ... if it is in e.eg. folder /images then your code should look like
this
<applet width="300"
height="200" code="java/Snow.class">
< param name=Image value=images/myimage.jpg>
</applet>
Q: Can I change my image size ?
A: The size of your image will adapt to the applet size. So, take care of the
applet width and heigth ... configuration manual
Q: Will this applet work on all browsers ?
A: Snow applet has been tested on Microsoft IE 3.0 and above, and Netscape 3.0 and
above
Q: How much do I have to pay for using this
applet on my Web site ?
A: Nothing at all ...
Q: Can I change snow color ?
A: Of course, take a look at configuration manual
Q: It works in a very strange way with
transparent GIFs ?
A: Yes, no workaround for this, yet ... It works perfectly with JPGs and
non-transparent GIFs.
Q: Can I use this applet to make snow on my
animated GIF ?
A: No, sorry ...
Q: Are parameters case-sensitive ?
A: Yes, all the parameters, and class name (Snow.class) are case-sensitive.