TextMenu

This applet creates a menu either horizontal or vertical without images, but requires a java 1.1 fully compatible browser, like Internet Explorer 4 or Netscape Communicator + java 1.1 patch. When the mouse is over a text message, each font size, font style, font color and background color can change. You can also associate a URL with each text.

Parameters:

TextToDisplay: the text displayed Must be separated with semicolon ";"
Position Either "Horizontal" or "Vertical". Default is Vertical.
URLtoDisplay: the links corresponding to text.Must be separated with semicolon ";"
Target can have any of the values "_self", "_parent", "_top", "_blank" or the name of the frame you want the URL to appear. Each URL can have one target and targets must be separated with semicolon ";". Default is "_blank"
bgCOLOR1: the background color. All colors are defined as triples of R,G,B values where 0<R,G,B<255. All values zero indicate black, all values 255 indicate white.
bgCOLOR2: the background color when the mouse is over text
textCOLOR1: the color of the text.
textCOLOR2: the color of the text when the mouse is over it.
FontSize: the size of the font.
FontSize2: the size of the font when the mouse is over it.
FontStyle: the style can be "PLAIN" or "BOLD" or "ITALIC" or "BOLDandITALIC". Default is "BOLD". This means that if you don't specify this parameter, or if you specify it wrong, fontstyle will be "BOLD"
FontStyle2: the style when the mouse is over the text. Default is "BOLD"
FontName: is the name of the font. If you don't know what fonts your java support, you 'd better leave it as it is.
Author and Email do not affect your applet in any way as long as they stay as they are and should not be changed because the applet won't work then
You must also change width and height of the applet accordingly when you create your own menus

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