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SHAMAN is a versatile image and text slide presentation Applet. Features include: supports up to 100 images; transparent images; individual image positioning; nine image motion modes; individual image timing control; individual image direction control; individual image status bar text; link / target for individual images; background image support; four background image motion modes; border color, width, and style control; labels individually positionable; label color, font, and style control; label padding and text justification; transparent labels; applet overall speed control; mouse-click sound supported; superb parameter control features; small, fast 13.2K class file; excellent, complete documentation; full demos with html included.

This is an applet that allows image processing within the browser: crop, resize, rotate, adjust brightness, contrast. The resulting image can be saved on the server in JPEG format. The developer can define output image constraints: aspect ratio, maximum or fixed dimensions. Implementation: Java applet (95KB) compatible with JDK 1.4 or later. Tested in the most popular browsers: Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Chrome. The download package includes a documentation for developers and examples in PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, JSP.

This is an applet for presenting a group of images to the homepage visitor. Thumbnail images are generated automatically. When you click on one of them, the image will rotate towards you and enlarge itself using an advanced 3D effect. After a while, the image will return to it's place.

The iPanner applet is an extremely simple-to-use image panner with mouseOver. Just give it an image, and it runs... a great pro tool of course, but also a fine choice for Java newcomers. iPanner is linkable (url and target or frame), and also has optional parameters to control start direction, speed, and mouse reaction. The FREE kit download has everything you need to get up and running quickly with a panoramic display on your site.

A Suite of three Christmas snow applets. Presentation is in the form of a Christmas card where each applet uses common components differently and is a variation of the other two providing a choice for personal preference. applet Trinity1 uses an upward scrolling message and is framed. Trinity1b as Trinity1 but with the graphic text scrolling in from the right. Trinity1c is an option that will run faster on slower machines. It is unframed, slightly smaller and the message scrolls from the right.

First attempt to program a snow applet. This one features a scene with scrolling graphic text. The display is in the form of a christmas card.

Display all your images in a thumbnail image configurable to any size allowing the viewer to choose which image he/she would like view.

The Rad Inks Card Designer is an applet suited for print industry web sites. It provides your users a simple means of conveying ideas for their business cards to you. Users can specify fonts, colors, and even add images to their cards. The final design is saved as an XML from which you can regenerate the design.

This is a Java animation button applet that takes one input image and emulates the fire effect.

This Java applet implements a reusable interactive map with several features, e.g. draggable map, case-insensitive substring search, dual blinking locations, dynamic coordinate and hot button indicators, variable picture dimensions, fully customizable map info file, etc. You can supply your own map image and info files to reuse this program.

This is a set of 4 applets illustrating, in the simplest terms, how sequential animation is acheived via loaded images. Each successive applet building upon its predecessor. If you want to learn how to do it, then this tutorial is the quickest, surest way there is. An invaluable learning-tool for teacher and student alike.

Display your photos, images of your products or family snaps on the internet in an interactive, smoothly animated, and space efficient java applet ! Display any number or size of images in any size applet (JPEG or GIF). Auto thumbnail functionality, with zoom animation on selection.

aipflag is an animation button applet that takes one input flag image and performs real-time flag-waving effect at a selected center or mouse location.

This slide show / banner Java applet can wipe through variable-sized images. Images are only loaded while on demand, i.e. at most two images are resident in the memory for the transition effect at the same time. Theoretically, unlimited number of images can be used.

Magnification viewer for JPG and GIF images on web pages that zooms in and out with a 20:1 zoom factor. Left mouse button zooms in - right mouse button zooms out. Mouse pointing controls the direction of exploration within the image. Used to display quality high-resolution JPG and GIF images.

This applet can show a FadeToCube effect between any images. Over the animation you can also insert an image and a scroll-text.

This applet can show a CrossShear effect between any images. Over the animation you can also insert an image and a scroll-text. The applet is interactive and includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of Java and HTML programming.

This applet can show a CrossSwirl effect between any images. Over the animation you can also insert an image and a scroll-text. The applet is interactive and includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of Java and HTML programming.

The SLIPPER vertical slide-show applet supports up to 100 images, of the same or differing sizes. Images are individually linkable (url and target). Scrolling direction is selectable, and sound cues are supported on mouse clicks. Alignment modes position images left, right, or centered. Each image has its own border, with adjustable thickness and color. A secondary 'framing' border, also adjustable, may surround the moving images, giving a film-like effect. Link box color is selectable, and may be in outer or inner image borders. Strikingly versatile layout effects. Ready-to-run demos and detailed instructions are provided with the free download of this very small, fast applet. Works great as a left menu navigation tool, too.

aColoring is a Coloring book applet including a save option with acxImage and jspImage components. It works on all the navigators supporting the JDK 1.1.