Banner Rotation

A suite of applets displaying scolling flag and pennant effects. This, the demo version can be configured to display a message or advertisement in text on the body of the flag. The result, even in this cut-down version can be most striking and is easily implemented via the passing of the text as an applet parameter from the html. The full licensed version comes with source and full parameter customisation whereby logos, fabrics, text sizing and colour can be mixed and matched in the presentation of entire scrolling manifests for the advertising of ideas and products.

Allows an infinite number of adverts to be displayed in one location ! Automatic scrolling from advert to advert, or just display one advert per visit. Configurable for length of pause between adverts. Various special effects including scroll from bottom, top, left and right. Each advert has it's own hyperlink and target window setting. Use GIF files or JPEG files for the adverts, any size. Small and quick to load on your site. Demo version available.

The Advanced Banner Rotation software enables you to display all your adverts in just one area of your page. No longer will those adverts swamp your real content. This software has been designed to add real efficiency to your web page. It will load all your banner adverts and rotate them in a single area of your page whilst your visitor is viewing your page. Confine all those adverts to a single area, leaving room for the real content of your page. Free Trial and Source Code available.

This applet takes any number of banners (468x60) and rotates them in order using different cool transitional effects to hide one and display the next. The user of this applet can set the number of banners to be rotated, the speed of the transitional effect, the time for a banner to remain shown before the next rotation, whether to display a border or not when banner is selected, and if a border is used, the border color.

Acoola is a Java applet that displays a set of images/banners in a loop with nice looking transition effects. Every image has associated click URL and when the image is clicked, a new window is opened at the new location. The installation is simple and the use is very effective and appealing.

IBANNER will take up to 100 banner images. Each banner link can be individually programmed for the same window, a new window (to keep people on your page!), or a frame in a framed layout. IBANNER has programmable dwell time for delay between banners, and also offers optional sound cues to grab visitor attention each time the ad banner changes. Excellent, free download kit; solid documentation.

This Java applet implements a simple info rotator. Text is read from a file and auto-wrapped around the width of the text area. Colors, fonts, title shape, shadows, and links for each item are configurable.

J-Ads 2 is a "roller banner" based Applet that allows you to display multiple banners in the same 468x60 screen. J-Ads is easy to install on your web page. You just have to fill in basic parameters for a simple use. It also includes features: Animated GIF support, Random features, JPEG format support, Configuration file, Nice banners loading management, and Server-side click reports using Perl CGI script.

BannerManPRO allows you to easily and effectively create special fx. It can be used to promote your products or services, or as a presentation manager, because you can choose whatever viewing size you want. Now supports choosing your own cursor. (I.e., changing the mouse pointer into a hand or otherwise.)

This Java applet implements a configurable news displayer. Hot links will take you to display related messages in greater details. Data from a text file will be re-opened at a specified refresh rate.

With Goetz's Banner you can create an animated banner on your page. The images zoom in as they change. You can have different URLs for each image, or let them all link to the same URL. The ads can be shuffled, or they can be in order. You can even have just one image displayed for a single random ad. Various background colors, and pause times. Display info in the status bar when the visitor moves the mouse over the image.