Learn Java via this Interactive course. The course uses full audio and Flash animation to teach all major features of the language including: Basic Language Structure, Exceptions, IO, Object Oriented concepts, and Collections Classes. This online course...
Spice VerticalBarCharts3D are bars charts applets for a single series of data with configurable title, transparency, colors, position of percents, X and Y axis description, positions, and size of chart elements.Requirements:Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/2003...
From the developer: "Turn up the heat with this animated fire tunnel effect. Insert an image or scrolling text overlay, (or both). A code generator is provided for the HTML and programming challenged! Visit our site to download more than a hundred applets...
The Lithic Calendar Applet is a calendar applet that shows a different image for each month. It supports any language, because it reads the names of the days and months from a parameter list. The colors are also read from the parameter list. A parameter...
You can include Voice anywhere on your page, with no other set-up than specifying a sound file, and it will play that sound file each time the page opens. A Repeat (looping) mode is also available. You can also use it as a sound file player, and you can...
This applet is a simple circular scroller. You can change background image and scrolled text.Requirements:Windows...
This category is a collection of 2 useful web components: Emailer applet and Banner Applet. Emailer applet can send mails directly from the browser. It does not require any CGI on the server, this feature makes it ideal for all kind of users. Banner...
Use this applet and your picture will look like 3-dimensional. You can define the color and the depth of bumpmapping.Requirements:Windows...
Rad FTP is a free graphical FTP applet for your Web site. It is multi-threaded and therefore capable of carrying out several concurrent uploads or downloads. Both active and passive mode transfers are supported and Rad FTP is capable of dynamically...
