Bumpz

To use Bumpz on your site you should put bumpz.cab, bumpz.jar and the images you want to use on your server. That'll make it work with netscape 4+ and MSIE 3+. If you also want it to be viewable in netscape 3 you should unzip bumpz.jar and put all class files in it on your server too.

You should call the applet from a html file like this:
<APPLET code="Bumpz.class" archive="bumpz.jar" width=480 height=480>
<PARAM name="cabbase" value="bumpz.cab">
<PARAM name="image" value="yourimage.jpg">
</APPLET>

This will point netscape to the bumpz.jar file and MSIE to the bumpz.cab file. Of course you should enter your own values for the width and the height of the applet.

This is the html code of the applet
<APPLET code="Bumpz.class" archive="bumpz.jar" width=435 height=150>
<PARAM name="cabbase" value="bumpz.cab">
<PARAM name="image" value="evolution.gif">
<PARAM name="size" value="40">
<PARAM name="color" value="FFCFAF">
</APPLET>

The 'image' parameter can be used to point Bumpz to the image to be used. The 'size' parameter contains the radius of the light. It can be at most 80. You can also adjust the color of the light by using the 'color' parameter. Here you can enter a hexcolor code. In the example below the light is made a bit orange. To make a link out of the applet you can just use the 'link' parameter. You can specify a target frame in the 'target' parameter.

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