Notebook

Small calendar applet that marks your occasions with a red circle, and scrolls the occasion along the bottom of the calendar when user's mouse is over the red circle.

Author's Notes:
Examples are on May 8, 2000; May 9, 2000; June 7, 2000; July 20, 2000 and July 25, 2000.

How To Use:

Download notebook.zip (12 KB)

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Java Source: unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<APPLET
  CODEBASE = "."
  CODE     = "noteb.class"
  NAME     = "Notebook"
  WIDTH    = 160
  HEIGHT   = 190
  HSPACE   = 0
  VSPACE   = 0
  ALIGN    = middle
>
<PARAM name="1" value="8.5.2000|The first beta version released!">
<PARAM name="2" value="9.5.2000|The first version released">
<PARAM name="3" value="15.6.2001|Some text">
<PARAM name="4" value="20.7.2002|Some text">
<PARAM name="5" value="25.4.2000|Some text">
<PARAM name="6" value="1.5.2000|Some text">
</CENTER>
</APPLET>

Status: Free

Author: Niko Kortelainen

Homepage: http://batman.jytol.fi/~nikkor/notebook/noteb.html

Upload Date: July 27, 2000

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