jDate applet
v 1.1
by
James Savidge
If you want to use this applet download the necessary files here
You should probably see some obvious Y2K errors in the samples below
I will fix these and re-compile when I get around to it.
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To use this time
applet in your web pages you need to include the following parameters in
the HTML.
<Param name = Date_Style value =" ">
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These parameters
are only acknowledged if the Clock_Style is digital
<Param name = Digit_Size value =" ">
< param name = Digit_Color value = " " >
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If the Clock Style
is digital the background color is automatically black
<Param name = bg_color value =" ">
Background color.
Accepts Hexadecimal RGB values in the format used to specify color in HTML
so you can easily match the background of your web page. This must be
a six digit/character string or else the Background color will default to
white.
<Param name = text_color value =" ">
Text Color.
Accepts the same Hexadecimal type arguments as the BgColor.
The default is black.
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< Param name
= Font_Size value = " ">
Set font size.
if this is left blank default size is 24.
The font size of the message will automatically scale if it is to large
for the applet. This scaling is dynamic and depends on the scroll direction.
< Param name = Font_Style value = " ">
Acceptable values are :
Plain
Italic
Bold : This is the default
BoldItalic
< Param name = Font_Name value = " ">
Acceptable values are :
Helvetica
Courier
TimesRoman : This is the default
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HTML Parameters
for the applet to the left
<applet code="jDate.class" width = 250 height = 100 >
<param name = bg_color value = "0000ff">
<param name = text_color value = "00ff00">
<param name = Font_Name value = "Helvetica">
<param name = Font_Style value = "BoldItalic">
<param name = Font_Size value = "48">
<param name = Digit_Size value = "LargE">
<param name = Digit_Color value = "green">
<param name = Date_Style value = "digital">
</applet>
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