Terminal

You'd see a cool Applet here if you didn't suck!

The free Terminal applet displays up to 10 lines of text in a format that looks like a computer terminal as someone types. It even has the blinking cursor! The text and the pause in between lines (set by specifying the number of cursor blinks) can all be set with param tags. Computer terminal GIFs and table layout, by Nick Nunkovich.

Usage: Download Terminal.class and place it in your HTML directory.

Java Source: not available

HTML Source:

<APPLET CODE=Terminal.class HEIGHT=250 WIDTH=300>
<PARAM NAME="line1" VALUE="Welcome to the JCC Infosystems Homepage.">
<PARAM NAME="pause1" VALUE="1">
<PARAM NAME="line2" VALUE="We hope that you will enjoy your stay.">
<PARAM NAME="pause2" VALUE="3">
<PARAM NAME="line3" VALUE="This site is mostly devoted to">
<PARAM NAME="pause3" VALUE="0">
<PARAM NAME="line4" VALUE="computer programming, programming resources">
<PARAM NAME="pause4" VALUE="0">
<PARAM NAME="line5" VALUE="and giving the students a place to try">
<PARAM NAME="pause5" VALUE="0">
<PARAM NAME="line6" VALUE="web developement techniques,">
<PARAM NAME="pause6" VALUE="0">
<PARAM NAME="line7" VALUE="practice web page design">
<PARAM NAME="pause7" VALUE="0">
<PARAM NAME="line8" VALUE="and exchange information.">
<PARAM NAME="pause8" VALUE="4">
<PARAM NAME="line9" VALUE="Please check out the pages listed below,">
<PARAM NAME="pause9" VALUE="0">
<PARAM NAME="line10" VALUE="and come back soon!">
<PARAM NAME="pause10" VALUE="4">
<PARAM NAME="mouseon" VALUE="Terminal Applet, by Noel T. Nunkovich">
</APPLET>

Author: Noel T. Nunkovich

Homepage: http://e-campus.johnston.cc.nc.us/infosystems/default.html

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