FadeScroll

A scrolling applet that fades the text in and out at the edges of the screen. Has a nice shadow effect and configurable colors and fonts.

How To Use:

Download FadeScroll.zip (11.5 KB)

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Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<applet code="FadeScroll.class" archive="FadeScroll.jar"
	width="331" height="32" mayscript>
    <param name="message" value="Java Boutique -
	This is the place for Java! How can we help you today?">
    <param name="speed" value="40">
    <param name="shadowOffsetX" value="-10">
    <param name="shadowOffsetY" value="5">
    <param name="shadowDelay" value="2">
    <param name="textColor" value="0323D5">
    <param name="shadowColor" value="EEEEEE">
    <param name="backgroundColor" value="FFFFFF">
    <param name="AppletHomePage" value="http://go.to/javabase">
    <param name="font" value="Times">
    <param name="fontsize" value="20">
    <param name="host" value="javabase">
    <param name="key" value="cacowcbu">
</applet>

Status: Free. Registration required to remove embedded link to home page.

Author: Edward Smith

Homepage: http://www.javabase.fsnet.co.uk/FadeScroll/FadeScroll.html

Upload Date: December 18, 2000

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