Quote

The Quote applet displays a series of text quotes.

It has the following parameters:

bgcolor
	   The background color of the applet in RGB hexadecimal.
bheight
	   The border height.
bwidth
	   The border width.
delay
	   The delay between frames in milliseconds.
fontname
	   The name of the font.
fontsize
	   The size of the font in points.
link
	   A URL to load if the applet is clicked.
number
	   The number of quotes.
quoteN
	   A "|" delimited string where the first item is the quote, the
	   second item is the company, the third item is the RGB
	   hexadecimal text color, the fourth item is the RGB
	   hexadecimal background color and the last item is the length
	   of time in seconds to display the quote. N represents a value
	   between 0 and number - 1.
space
	   The distance in pixels between the quote and the company.



For example:
<applet
codebase="classes" code="JavaQuote.class"
width="300" height="125" >

<param
	name="bgcolor"
	value="ffffff">
<param
	name="bheight"
	value="10">
<param
	name="bwidth"
	value="10">
<param
	name="delay"
	value="1000">
<param
	name="fontname"
	value="TimesRoman">
<param
	name="fontsize"
	value="14">
<param
	name="link"
	value="http://java.sun.com/events/jibe/index.html">
<param
	name="number"
	value="3">
<param
	name="quote0"
	value="In our 12 years of international application
	development, in 42 different languages, we have
	found Java the easiest to implement world spanning
	applications.|- MicroBurst Inc.|000000|ffffff|7">
<param
	name="quote1"
	value="Simplicity is key. Our customers need no
	special technology to enjoy our services. Because
	of Java, just about the entire world can come to
	PlayStar.|- PlayStar Corporation|000000|ffffff|7">
<param
	name="quote2"
	value="The ubiquity of the Internet is virtually
	wasted without a platform which allows applications
	to utilize the reach of Internet to write
	ubiquitous applications! That's where Java comes
	into the picture for us.|-
	NetAccent|000000|ffffff|7">
<param
	name="space"
	value="20">
</applet>

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