HTML Source:
	<APPLET CODE="animation.class" WIDTH=425 HEIGHT=60>
	<PARAM NAME=message1 VALUE="THE">
	<PARAM NAME=message2 VALUE="GratisFree">
	<PARAM NAME=message3 VALUE="BEST">
	<PARAM NAME=fgColor1 VALUE="red">
	<PARAM NAME=fgColor2 VALUE="blue">
	<PARAM NAME=fgColor3 VALUE="red">
	<PARAM NAME=bgColor VALUE="yellow">
	<PARAM NAME=forEver VALUE="true">
	<PARAM NAME=Delay VALUE="100">
	</APPLET>
	
	







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  Applet Parameters
  

    PARAMETER
    DESCRIPTION
    DEFAULT
  

  

    message1
    The message string to be displayed on top.
    "No Message" string is displayed
  

  

    message2
    The message string displayed in BOLD. 
    "Enter Message" string is displayed
  

  

    message3
    The message string displayed at the bottom.
    "No Message" string is displayed
  

  

    fgColor1
    ForeGround Color of the first message. 

    The colors can be specified in the hexa-decimal format eg "FFFFFF" for black,
    "FF0000" for red etc. 

    The other way is that the applet recognises the most common Color strings like
    "black", "red", "blue", teal" etc		
    Red
  

  

    fgColor2
    ForeGround Color of the second message. 

    The colors can be specified in the hexa-decimal format eg "FFFFFF" for black,
    "FF0000" for red etc. 

    The other way is that the applet recognises the most common Color strings like
    "black", "red", "blue", teal" etc		
    Black
  

  

    fgColor3
    ForeGround Color of the third message. 

    The colors can be specified in the hexa-decimal format eg "FFFFFF" for black,
    "FF0000" for red etc. 

    The other way is that the applet recognises the most common Color strings like
    "black", "red", "blue", teal" etc		
    Red
  

  

    bgColor
    Background Color of the applet. 

    The colors can be specified in the hexa-decimal format eg "FFFFFF" for black,
    "FF0000" for red etc. 

    The other way is that the applet recognises the most common Color strings like
    "black", "red", "blue", teal" etc		
    White
  

  

    forEver
    True or False. 

    This parameter specifies if the animation is to be for ever or just once. 

    If set to FALSE, the animation will stop after the first round. to start it again, bring
    the mouse over the applet. 

    If set to TRUE, the animation continues as long as the applet is active		
    True
  

  

    Delay
    Integer value 

    This parameter specifies the delay in animation. 

    The smaller the delay, the faster the animation 		
    100