Presentation2 parameters

This applet slides images and displays an associated text with each image. So you can display images and their comment. You can choose the images, the text, the text color, add sounds, a link... Instead of taking the images names and the texts from the HTML code, the applet can read them from a file. This file must have the following format:

Name	Description	Default	Status
pause	the pause between two images and texts	2000	required
image1,...,imageN	the N images names. If you want the applet to read the images and the texts from a file, use the "filename" parameter.	-	required
text	the comments of the images (put a # between two images). Sample: "summer holidays#winter holidays". If you want the applet to read the images and the texts from a file, use the "filename" parameter.	-	required
filename	the file name containing the images names and the texts. This file format is described above. If you want this values to be read from the HTML code then use the above parameters.	-	required
text_height	the text height	10	optional
text_color	the text color	white	optional
text_font	the mouse over text font name (read special notes below about font names)	"TimesRoman"	optional
text_style	the mouse over text font style: "plain", "bold", "italic" or "bold_italic"	"bold"	optional
background_color	the background color	-	optional
status_bar_text	the text to display in the status bar when the mouse is over	-	optional
sound_name	the sound played on load	-	optional
loop_sound	- "yes" : to loop the onload sound - "no" : played one time	no	optional
enter_sound_name	the sound played when mouse over	-	optional
clic_sound_name	the sound played when click	-	optional
link	URL linked page when click	-	optional
target	the target of the new page : - "_blank" : show in a new unnamed top-level window - "_self" : show in the current frame - "_parent" : show in the parent frame - "_top" : show in the top-most frame or a custom frame name	_blank	optional
registration_code	the registration code	-	required

Special notes

* Font names: you can choose among these font names: "TimesRoman", "Helvetica" or ''Courier" (respect the case)

* You can put relative URL (to target a file on your site) or absolute (with "http://...")
URL. example:
relative URL: ../home/home.html
absolute URL: http://www.yahoo.com

* The background color format is hexadecimal format like this : blue is "#0000ff"", red is "#ff0000" ... If you want that the background color is the same as the one of the page, look at the html source file and find the balise : <body bgcolor="#00FFFF"> then copy the value, here it's "#00ffff". Use the "HexColor" applet to convert RGB color to hexadecimal color.