Labels:text | screenshot | font | number | document | black and white OCR: Restart This stops the applet and starts it again. However, it may not have much effect on applets that don't observe the start and stop methods. Reload You can use this operation to avoid restarting the Appletviewer when you've changed an applet's code. It'll reload the applet from scratch, and it's particularly useful if the applet has been recompiled. Clone This operation creates another copy of the applet. The new applet is shown in a new window, and it's started from scratch. Tag A window pops up that displays the HTML tag for this applet. You can copy and paste the applet tag into an HTML document. Info This operation shows additional information about the applet's parameters in a pop-up window. Not all applets have additional information. Properties You can set networking and security options for the Appletviewer with this operation. Close This operation closes the current Appletviewer window. The Appletviewer program will terminate when you've closed all Appletviewer windows. Figure 8: Options you can select in the Applet menu.
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