Writer 1.0

Writer 1.0 writes and scrolls very special animated, "handwritten" messages! Comes with a lot of parameters, special codes, and symbols. Awesome!

Author's Notes:

On my website you will even find a tool that lets you mail messages like this to your friends!

Compiled with Java 1.3, but runs with older versions was well.

How To Use:

Download writer.zip (34 KB)

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Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<applet code="Mailwriter.class" 
	archive="writer.jar" 
	width="350" 
	height="150">
  
  <! Here comes the text: >
  <param name="Text" 
  	value="<bb>New on JavaBoutique:<br><cc><i>*** WRITER 1.0 ***
	<br></i><n>Featuring symbols like...
	<br=50><size=15><smiley> <heart> <danger> <skull> <madman>
	<br=50><size=06>and of course various font-sizes
	<br><color=red>or 
	<color=darkgreen>different 
	<color=lightblue>colors!<color=black>
	<br=30><size=09>Of course you can enter as much text as you want! 
	(4000 characters, to be precise <smiley>)<br>
	<br><size=20><dd>Hope You like it!<br><size=10><n>By the way: 
	On www.eigelb.at there is a tool that lets you create and 
	<i>mail</i> messages like this to your friends!<br=99><br=99>
	<br=99>">

  <param name="xL" value="30"> 
  <! left border in pixels, default: 30>
  
  <param name="xR" value="15"> 
  <! right border in pixels, default: 15>
  
  <param name="yCursor" value="35"> 
  <! vertical cursor-distance from bottom, default: 35>

  <param name="delayLine"   value="30"> 
  <! how long to wait after each line (in milliseconds), default: 30 >
  
  <param name="delayStroke" value="20"> 
  <! how long to wait after each stroke (in milliseconds), default: 20 >
  
  <param name="delayChar"   value="50"> 
  <! how long to wait after each character (in milliseconds), default: 50 >
  
  <param name="delaySpace"  value="50"> 
  <! how long to wait after each space (in milliseconds), default: 50 >

  <param name="bgcolor" value="FFEEAA"> <! background-color>
  <param name="fgcolor" value="1133AA"> <! stroke-color>

  <param name="nLines"      value="4"> 
  <! You do not need to change this parameter>
</applet>

Configuration: config.html

Status: Free with status bar message

Author: Paul Schmidinger

Homepage: http://www.eigelb.at

Upload Date: September 24, 2002

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