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+ DOCUMENTATION: SLIDEWAYS APPLET
+ BrainCode.com's slideways.class applet
+ Version 3.0.1 Final Release
+ Copyright 1999,2000 by BrainCode.com
+ Source: http://www.BrainCode.com
+
+
+ FREE for Private and Non-Profit Users...
+ The FREE version displays a brief hook notice to
+ www.BrainCode.com at start-up -- otherwise it functions
+ exactly as the purchase version, with all parameters and
+ commands the same.
+
+ COMMERCIAL & FOR-PROFIT USERS ARE *REQUIRED* TO USE THE
+ PURCHASE VERSION of this applet, always quickly available
+ at www.BrainCode.com.
+
+ The PURCHASED version has no start-up or other notices;
+ and it starts and runs faster. WE ENCOURAGE those wishing
+ to buy the applet to use the free version for trials,
+ however, so you know what you're getting when you purchase.
+
+ Support is available for the purchase version of the
+ applet, only, strictly via http://www.braincode.com/support
+
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= P A R A M E T E R S A N D I N S T R U C T I O N S
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GENERAL NOTES
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// BrainCode's slideways.class code is written protectively -- to make
// it easy to set up and get running. Demos and all the associated
// graphics are included, to get you rolling quickly.
//
// Other than the "Notice" parameter and a couple of image files,
// you can leave out any parameter and the applet will run.
// That is, "If in doubt, leave it out!"
//
// You can make the applet as simple as you wish, without the
// clutter and confusion of a multitude of parameters -- and then
// gradually build upward into more complex renditions.
//
// Parameter names are as descriptive as we can make them without
// having them a mile long, and they ARE case sensitive, so take care.
//
// Keep image files to the smallest dimensions and file sizes
// possible. Large images backload the applet and slow it down.
//
// To get started, place the slideways.class file and ALL files used by
// the applet in the SAME directory.
//
// Check out the demos included, and gradually change parameters
// to get a feel for how the applet works.
//
// Good luck, and we hope you have a blast with BrainCode's
// slideways.class. It's a fairly simple applet to use, but it does a
// superb job with slideshow presentations.
//
// Best regards,
//
// BrainCode
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// Must be present, EXACTLY, or the applet will run, but return an error
// message indicating the notice is wrong or missing.
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// COMMERCIAL & FOR-PROFIT USERS ARE *REQUIRED* TO PURCHASE keys for
// this applet, always quickly available at www.BrainCode.com. You may
// of course use the free version for evaluation purposes!
//
// If you have the FREE version...
// Enter FREE in the VALUE. For example:
//
//
//
// If you have the PURCHASED version...
// Enter your key in this VALUE. For example:
//
//
//
// For those with the purchased version, keys are automatically made
// for you dynamically off the BrainCode.com site. You'll receive
// clear, exact, explicit instructions on this at time of purchase,
// and each time that you make a key.
//
// If you are unsure what the domain for the key is, use DOMAIN as
// the value in this parameter. For example:
//
//
//
// and it will tell you the domain name needed for the applet.
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// This sets the applet background color.
// Usual RGB format, values 0-255. Examples:
//
// value = "255,0,0" applet background red
// value = "0,255,0" applet background green
// value = "0,0,255" applet background blue
// value = "0,0,0" applet background black
// value = "255,255,255" applet background white
//
// Be certain to use all three value, separated by commas. Each value
// may be a number between 0 and 255. Different colors are created by
// using values within that range; orange, for instance: 255,128,0
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// This sets the direction in which the applet will scroll the images.
// Be certain to check height= and width= in the