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mButtonHow to insert the applet into your HTML When putting applets into web pages, it's best to use a direct HTML code editor that allows you to view and edit the HTML directly. Frontpage is not a good idea. A Windows notepad is better than Frontpage. Start off by copying and pasting the following into your HTML at the point where you want the applet to display. <applet code="mgafree.class" width=400 height=50> <param name=copyright value="Image Intelligence Ltd. 1999 (www.imint.com)"> </applet > CODE: must be followed by the filename of the applet you are using. For example, "mgafree.class" is the name of the free version of the Classic (Type I) version of the Magic Buttons. If your applet has a different filename, change the code attribute accordingly. NB: you cannot enter paths after the CODE attribute; only a filename. HEIGHT: for the free versions this value must be at least 50. You enter a pixel value here for the total height of the applet. WIDTH: for the free versions this value must be at least 280. You enter a pixel value here for the total width of the applet. COPYRIGHT: the copyright information must be entered exactly as above - otherwise the applet won't work. The rest of the work involves - so far as you need to - inserting a few more "parameters". Parameters are lines that look like: <param name="........" value=".............."> Each parameter has a name and a value, which you insert according to the instructions for an applet. The completed parameter tag is inserted between the <applet> tags. Some web design programmes have special dialog boxes for inserting name/value pairs. Even if your design programme promises to insert these automatically, it is always a good idea to check your HTML source directly. |
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