Lake Applet Made NetEZ by Emerald

Very basically, an applet is a small program that can be sent along with a Web page to a user. Java applets can perform interactive animations or other simple tasks.

The size of the applet affects loading time. The larger the applet, the slower it is to load. And people who do not have their Java enabled in their browser won't be able to see your applet.

1. Download the zipped Lake applet class file and sample image I am providing here.

2. Unzip both files into your page directory.

3. Copy and paste this applet code into your html where you want the applet to appear.
<applet code="Lake.class" width="203" height="232">
<param name="image" value=203x121.jpg></applet>

4. When you're ready to publish your page, you must upload both the class and image file onto your server.

To customize your applet using your own image, you must change the width in the applet code to equal the width of your image and the height to equal the height of your image, times 2, minus 10.

For example, the size of the image used here was 203 by 121 pixels. So, you can see in the applet code that the width is 203 and the height is 121 times 2=242 minus 10=232.

There you have it. Pretty EZ, huh? When you get your applet working on your page, e-mail your URL to me so I can take a peek. Emerald@netez.com

 

 

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