Light.java

If you're looking for a slick little applet to jazz up your page, this may fit the bill. The applet's smooth, loads fast, and can add a professional touch to your site. Of course, the images you use makes all the difference, so choose them well.

Usage: Place this class file (and the images, base.jpg, light.gif, light2.gif, light3.gif, light4.gif, light5.gif) within your HTML directory.

Java Source: Light.java

HTML Source:

<applet code="Light.class" name="Light" width="254" height="180">
<param name="image" value="base.jpg">
<param name="source1" value="light.gif">
<param name="source2" value="light2.gif">
<param name="source3" value="light3.gif">
<param name="source4" value="light4.gif">
<param name="source5" value="light5.gif">
</applet>

Parameters	Value/Meaning
Image	The background image
source1 to 5	The images to be shown. Please note that all the images will be resized to the width and height of the first one.

Author: El Viscido

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