DJSearch

A nifty little search engine applet that gives the user access to a large number of search engines very quickly.

Author's Notes:
Options include placing a personalized logo on the top of the applet , as well as a message ( both can be omitted if you wish) Eight search engines are included. You can add more by modifying the search engine text file as explained in the documentation. You can also tile the applet with an image to give it the same texture as the rest of your page.

How To Use:

Download djsearchdownload.zip (13 KB)

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Java Source: unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<APPLET CODE="DJSearch.class" archive = search.zip WIDTH=300 HEIGHT=150>
<Param name= logo value = javabtq.gif>
<Param name= engine value = search.txt>
<Param name= header value = "WEB Search Applet">
<Param name= headerfontsize value = 20>

<Param name = bordersize value = 3>
<Param name= headercolor value = 0xFF0000>
<Param name = backgroundColor value = 0x000000>
<Param name = foregroundColor value = 0xffffff>
</APPLET>

Configuration: config.html

Status: Free

Author: Ken Rigoni

Homepage: http://www.decafjava.com/djsearch.html

Upload Date: June 13, 2000

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