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Happy Scroller

This applet is a simple circular scroller compiled with Java version 1.5a.

How To Use:

Download 42-scroller.zip (29 KB)

Unzip with a compression utility.

Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<applet code="scroller.class" width="400" height="400">
<param name="teksti" value="--- JavaBoutique ---">
</applet>

Status: Free

Author: Seppo Tiainen

Upload Date:

January 16, 2003

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