ANButton

ANButton.class loads up to 10 images in a sequence, using image1 as a background and animating the others in the foreground.

How To Use:

Download anbutton.zip (16KB) and unzip with a compression utility.

Java Source: source.html

Sample HTML Source:

<APPLET CODE="ANButton.class" WIDTH=80 HEIGHT=80>
	<PARAM NAME="image0" VALUE="images/baum0.jpg">
	<PARAM NAME="image1" VALUE="images/baum.jpg">
	<PARAM NAME="image2" VALUE="images/baumd.jpg">
	<PARAM NAME="image3" VALUE="images/baum1.jpg">
	<PARAM NAME="image4" VALUE="images/baum2.jpg">
	<PARAM NAME="image5" VALUE="images/baum3.jpg">
	<PARAM NAME="image6" VALUE="images/baum4.jpg">
	<PARAM NAME="image7" VALUE="images/baum5.jpg">
	<PARAM NAME="x" VALUE="10">
	<PARAM NAME="y" VALUE="10">
	<PARAM NAMRE="pause" Value="80">
	<PARAM NAME="dest" VALUE="hhttp://javaboutique.internet.com">
</APPLET>

Configuration: config.html

Status: freeware

Author: Florian Hars

Upload Date: February 14, 1996

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