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The author and Lithic Software Corporation assume no liability for the use of the ili ASCII Art applet. It is distributed without any warrantee of any type.

This applet and the accompanying documentation may not be distributed for profit or on CD without the express written consent of the copyright holder. The applet and documentation are Copyright 1999 Lithic Software Corporation, all rights reserved.

Note: SMTP relay filters and firewalls can interfere with the ability of this applet to send the art via email. If you are having problems with the applet sending art via email, there is no need to contact us, it is either an SMTP relay filter or a firewall interfering with creating a socket, neither of which we can do anything about.

For updates go to:
http://www.lithic.com/java/java.html

This readme covers the following topics:
The Applet Tag
License
Help/Consulting

The ili Applet tag:

To embed the applet in a page, use the following tag:

You can adjust the width and height to suit your pages.

This tag assumes that you are uploading the class files to the same directory that the HTML pages are uploaded to. If you have the class files in a separate directory, use a codebase modifier (insert CODEBASE="path") in the APPLET tag.

The email parameter lets you indicate whether the applet will send the art via email or not. If you set it to yes, the applet will attempt to send the art via email if the email checkbox is checked and the email textfield is filled out. Generally, it will not work due to an SMTP filter or a firewall, in which case you should set it to no.

To edit existing ASCII art, click the View button, paste it into the textarea, then click edit.

When you upload this or any applet, you need to use binary mode rather than ASCII mode. Binary mode is the default mode for a lot of FTP clients, so generally just upload as normal.

License:
This applet is free to use on your pages, including personal, commercial, and educational pages. Distribution of the applet for profit, reverse engineering, decompiling, or creating derivative works are violations of license.

Help/Consulting
For General questions, contact John Keogh at keo@lithic.com. Consulting, help with installation, customizing, and programming are available for a fee from Lithic Software Corporation. To contact Lithic Software, email to consulting@lithic.com.

Trademarks used in this documentation are the property of their respective owners.

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