Radio.java

Usage: Place radio.class and the sound files, cow.au, sheep.au, dog.au, rooster.au, donkey.au and bird.au within your HTML directory. Place the image files in a subordinate directory, "images."

Java Source: radio.java

HTML Source:

<applet code=radio.class name=radio width=404 height=120>
<PARAM name=button1 value=cow.au>
<PARAM name=button2 value=sheep.au>
<PARAM name=button3 value=dog.au>
<PARAM name=button4 value=rooster.au>
<PARAM name=button5 value=donkey.au>
<PARAM name=button6 value=bird.au>
<PARAM name=image value=images/music002.gif>
<PARAM name=image1 value=images/speak1.gif>
<PARAM name=image2 value=images/speak2.gif>
<PARAM name=image3 value=images/speak3.gif>
</applet>

Author: Marek Mizeracki of Web Lightning Ltd.

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