TypeIt

TypeIt2

Updated 1/26/99 The free TypeIt Applet acts much like a typewriter on screen, the text you specify in the HTML-code pops up one character at a time. It takes it parameters (such as the text to display, the color, what page to link to when clicked, background color, highlight color, speed, and now font face and style) from the HTML code. The applet has been rewritten to be Java 1.0 compatible, so that you don't need a 1.1 compatible browser to see the applet The second applet above is a Java 1.1 enhanced version, which makes it possible to use multiple links which will result in a popup-menu where the user can choose where to go.

Usage: For TypeIt (1), download TypeIt.class and place it within your HTML directory. For TypeIt2, download TypeIt2.class and TypeIt2$1.class, and place them within your HTML directory.

Java Source: not available

HTML Source:
for TypeIt(1):

<applet CODE="TypeIt.class" WIDTH=500 HEIGHT=200>
<param name=AUTHOR   value="Sondre Skaug Bjoernebekk, sondre@webmagi.no">
<param name=TXT      value="This is text from the HTML-code|if you
click the Applet area,|you'll be taken to Yahoo!......#">
<param name=TXTCOLOR value="0000ff">
<param name=BGCOLOR  value="ffffff">
<param name=TXTHIGHCOLOR value="ff0000">
<param name=SIZE     value="16">
<param name=PAUSE    value="150">
<param name=ENDPAUSE value="1000">
<param name=LINKTO   value="http://www.yahoo.com/">
<param name=FONTFACE	value="Courier">
<param name=STYLE 	value="BOLD">
</applet>

For TypeIt2:

<applet CODE="TypeIt2.class" WIDTH=500 HEIGHT=200>
<param name=AUTHOR  value="Sondre Skaug Bjoernebekk, sondre@webmagi.no">
<param name=TXT
value="This is text from the HTML-code|if you click
the Applet area,|you'll be taken to Yahoo!......#">
<param name=TXTCOLOR 	 value="0000ff">
<param name=BGCOLOR  	 value="ffffff">
<param name=TXTHIGHCOLOR value="ff0000">
<param name=SIZE  	 value="16">
<param name=PAUSE  	 value="150">
<param name=ENDPAUSE  	 value="1000">
<param name=NUMBEROFLINKS  value="3">
<param name=LINK1 	 value="http://www.yahoo.com">
<param name=LINK2 	 value="http://www.altavista.com">
<param name=LINK3 	 value="http://www.webmagi.no">
<param name=LINKTXT1 	 value="YAHOO!">
<param name=LINKTXT2 	 value="Go to Altavista...">
<param name=LINKTXT3 	 value="Visit my company's web">
<param name=FONTFACE	 value="Courier">
<param name=STYLE 	 value="BOLD">
</applet>

Author: Sondre Skaug Bj�rnebekk

Homepage: http://home.sol.no/~sbjorneb/typeit/

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