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Featuring David Griffiths' Lake applet and the art of Ralph Light



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CREDITS



First and foremost, credit where credit is due!



THE ARTWORK



All of the artwork and much of the time-consuming applet tinker-

work is by Ralph Light of GhostGalleries.



If you need more ghost art, Ralph has a ton of it!  You can 

currently visit Ralph's fantastic and robust gallery of ghost

and related graphics at: http://ghostgallery.freeservers.com





THE APPLET



The lake.class applet upon which all of these demos are based

is by David Griffiths.  It is, rightly, one of the best known

and most widely used applets on the 'Net.



We don't provide detailed instructions on use of the applet

here as it really isn't necessary to the demos.  For details

about using the parameters, linking, and other features of

David Griffiths' superb applet, see his excellent site materials

at: http://www.demon.co.uk/davidg/lake.htm



While there, do consider contributing to David's favorite and

very worthy charity, Ty Hafan Children's Hospice of Wales:

http://www.cardiffcybercafe.co.uk/ty-hafan/homepage.html



THE PREPARATION



The kit was assembled by the staff of www.CodeBrain.com.



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INSTRUCTIONS



If you're an old hand at JAVA, you can probably skip these

instructions entirely.



If you're new to JAVA, this applet kit is as easy as it comes.



There are 13 demos, numbered 001 thru 013.



All the files related to a given demo are numbered accordingly.

Most of the demos have only one image; several have two.



To make the demos work on your server, just take all of the

files with the same number in the filename, and put them in

the same directory on your server.



Take the lake.class file, and put that in the same directory,

as well.



That's it.  The demo will run.



To insert a given demo into your page, just copy and paste

everything from <applet> through </applet> into your page

where you wish the applet to appear.  Once again, be sure

you have the lake.class file and the graphics indicated in

the code in the same directory.



For more detail on the parameters of the Lake applet, see the

link (above) to David Griffiths' site -- his documentation and

explanatory materials are top-flight!



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HAPPY HALLOWEEN!



Best regards,







The CodeBrain Crew



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Copyrights relating to the Lake.class applet by David Griffiths

and the artwork by Ralph Light remain solely with their

respective authors.

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