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If you'd like to create your own virtual desktop/Web site, this free applet will get you well on the way.

Usage: Download Mac.zip and and unzip it within a temporary directory (not your HTML dir, as it already contains a file named index.html).

Java Source: not available

HTML Source:

<applet code="mac.class"  width=450 height=120>
<!--welcome-->
<param name="msg" value="Welcome to Ray Desktop II Demo Web Site">
<!--COLOR-->
<param name="bgcolor" value="white">
<param name="mnu0color" value="black">
<param name="mnu1color" value="white">
<param name="msg0color" value="black">
<param name="msg1color" value="white">
<!--LOGO-->
<param name="logo" value="ray.jpg">
 <param name="poplogo" value="sun">
<!--ICON-->
<param name="icon1"  value="ray.jpg">
<param name="ilink1" value="http://www.microsoft.com/test.html">
<param name="itext1" value="microsoft">
<param name="ix1"    value="410">
<param name="iy1"    value="50">


<!--MENU-->
<param name="menu1" value="Content">
 <param name="pop1" value="test">
<param name="menu2" value="say:">
 <param name="link2" value="say:Menu Item2 click with link2=say: ">
<param name="menu3" value="none">
<param name="menu4" value="none">
<!--SubMENU-->
<param name="test1" value="test1">
<param name="test2" value="test2">
<param name="test3" value="test3">
<param name="test4" value="test4">
<param name="testlink1" value="test1">
<param name="testlink2" value="test2">
<param name="testlink3" value="test3">
<param name="testlink4" value="test4">

<param name="sun1" value="South East Asia focus">
<param name="sun2" value="Java Corner">
<param name="sun3" value="FreeWare">
<param name="sun4" value="Sun system">
<param name="sun5" value="Social & Culture">
<param name="sun6" value="Informations">
<param name="sun7" value="Education & Research Network">
<param name="sun8" value="Exit to NUS">
</applet>

Author: Ray Samalo

Homepage: http://www.geocities.com/collegepark/6233

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