Java Scroll Machine Demo

Company = RETRO VISION
Product = THE JAVA SCROLL MACHINE (DEMO)
Copywrite 1998 Retro vision.





Most of the buttons are pretty simple. No explanation needed.

When you recieve the final product The jsm will let you save the data
to an info file that the main scroll class reads before executing on
your web page.

The scroll appears on your web page exactly the way you made it with the jsm.

RESGISTERD VERSION ONLY..

Inserting the final product on your web page is very simple.
Here is the whole process. It should only take you a minute to make
and insert a nice looking scroll on your page.

1. Run the jsm and make your scroll. Hit the save button and exit.
2. The jsm should have saved a file called info.dat. upload the jsm.dat
in the root dir of your page.. ussually the html dir.

3. You will only need to upload the scroll.class once. it is a small 4k file
that reads the jsm.dat file. Here are some parameters you need to write down
when you set your applet up in html you must set the width and heigth.
Set the width to the same width that you picked with the jsm width selector.

SETTING THE HEIGTH of the applet.
if 
Fontsize     HEIGTH OF APPLET
10                20
20                30
30                48
40                60
50                78
60                90
70                108
80                120


You are all set. just upload the jsm.dat file and look at your new webpage
scroll on by.

One last note. You can include your own gif files. Just rename them to
the image files.. Write now the backgrounds are scaled. But soon you will
be able to configure them. You will be able to choose the width and heigth
of the background pic. Allowing you to make even better looking scrolls.

Graphic fonts still being worked on. They will be coming soon. This funtion
is the best one of all and will set your scroll apart from the rest..


Know bugs = None.
EMAIL     = retro@digital.net
icq Contact swguru.  = 2014927   
                          
HAPPY SCROLLING..

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