Top Rated Scripts | Java | Applets

tBBar is a FreeWare button bar Applet. This size is very small (7 Ko). tBBar run on all browser with support JDK 1.02 (no problem on Windows 3.11). With tBBar you can create a navigation bar, image map, etc.

Simple applet to display the current phase of the moon. The images used in this example were made using KPT Bryce. The text that appears beneath the image can be switched on or off, and different images may, of course, be used.

The applet inserts a separator bar in the page, which changes colour continuously. You can specify the initial colour and the speed of the change via parameters. The various parameters of the applet also allow you to specify a lower and upper bound for the colour values and to specify a seed for the random number generator. By giving the same seed (and start colour) to two or more bars, you can ensure that they remain synchronized. The two lower bars on this page are synchronized.

tMButton is a little multi button applet that runs on all browser supporting JDK 1.02. This applet allows you to add a navigation button bar for your site with tabs effect.

The PopUpURL Java applet provides an easy way to create fully customizable popup menus containing URL locations on your site.

MUMail is a Java applet designed to let you read your mail from your home page. So you can read your mail when there is no mail reader available, or if you don't want to change the configuration of someone else's mail reader. All you need is a Java 1.1 compliant Web browser. Features include: Easy to use GUI, Nice art work, POP3 protocol support, SMTP protocol support, MIME compliant, Support for most common body part types including text, multipart, image, audio, and application-octetstream, Extendable through user supplied MIME classes, and more.

This applet converts text to a "signature" using only ASCII characters. Enter your name or a phrase in the text field and press Scripto! You can then cut and paste from the results in the text box to your document (use fixed width font).

This free Java applet will allow you to display an image on your web page. The visitor can then move the image and zoom in or out of it. It has been tested and works in Netscape and IE.

Here is a relatively small and basic applet for a sine wave scroller. In addition, the user can specify a background logo and even add sprites to rotate around the text and background. The number of sprites can be user-defined as required.

This is a small applet for 'wobbling' a logo or graphic in a sine wave fashion. User definable speeds and 'wobble effect' allow simple use, source code is available if mor specific additions are required.

This Java applet displays unlimited number of images with a radical wipe special effect and a cool sound effect. Configurable parameters include: Image files, Sound file, Number of frames for wipe, Number of image blocks, Position of the radical root, Pause step for final image display, URL link for each image, Target frame(optional) for each image, and Delay between each frame.

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.

CodeBrain Quasar is a multi-layer animation applet with truly amazing versatility and range, sound support, and simple setup. A stylistic chamelion, even minor changes in parameters produce startlingly different effects. Great for animated banners, custom front-end logos, sophisticated animation effects and more. Recently updated, and now *free* for all users.

This is a read mail applet which allows you to access and read email of your POP3 accounts right from your Web page. This applet uses and implements POP3 read mail protocol.

This is a sendmail applet. This applet allows you to send an e-mail directly from a web page. The mail can be sent to anyone in the world. This applet uses and implements SMTP send mail protocol.

This applet allows you to display your database in a spreadsheet style. You can customize this application with your own data, titles, sorting, search, and switches to html detail pages. You can change the form size, font, and the font size. You can do all of this without knowing one programming command.

"Quoter" is an animated Java display of quotes. The appearance of the applet can be controlled in many ways described. The installer can modify or replace the default quote set. The displayed quote refreshes after a settable time delay, but the visitor can change the quote immediately by clicking the applet.

The URLButton applet demonstrates how to jump to a given URL from a Java applet. Just type a valid URL into the text field, then click the button, and you'll be taken to that URL.

The DropDownMenu applet operates like any normal drop-down menu. Incorporates configurable applet background color, list background color, text color, font face and size. Can be set to play an .au file when an item is selected, target frame to display selected item can be set for each list item. Reads from a text file (easy to change).

This applet allows you to display a set of text message with a cool fading effects. You can easily configure delay time, each text message, font, color properties, and more. It also supports hyperlink for each text line.