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<TITLE>Java connect to %system%</TITLE>
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<H1>Java connect to %system%</H1>
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In a few moments, a window should appear. Please wait on this page
for the window to appear -- it may take up to two minutes, depending
on your connection to the Internet.
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Enjoy your stay!
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Applet created by <A HREF="http://www.joot.com">Dave Jarvis</A>
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The 5's must be at least 5. There is a glitch in some browsers that
causes them to crash if the applet's width and height are smaller than
5 pixels. -->
<APPLET CODEBASE="http://%host%:%webport%/connect" CODE="Telnet.class" WIDTH=5 HEIGHT=5>
<!-- When running the Terminal Emulator as an applet, and without
using the Proxy Server software, the value of the host you
place here must be the same as the server name shown in the
URL to download the applet. That is, if the URL for this
page was "http://%host%/~palace", then you would
set the HOST value to "%host".
If you are using this software as an application, then the
contents of this file will be ignored. -->
<PARAM NAME="HOST" VALUE="%host%">
<PARAM NAME="PORT" VALUE="%mainport%">
<!-- If you have the Proxy Server installed on the same machine as
the Web server, change these two lines to the same configuration
as the Proxy Server. By using the Proxy Server, you are then
free to change the above two lines (HOST and PORT) to any server
and any port on the Internet.
Once again, if you do not have the Proxy Server installed, the
only place the Terminal Emulator may connect to is the Web Server
that hosts the Terminal Emulator itself. -->
<PARAM NAME="PROXYHOST" VALUE="your.web.server.com">
<PARAM NAME="PROXYPORT" VALUE="10000">
<!-- DEFAULT APPLET CONFIGURATION OPTIONS -->
<!-- Does the user type in the main screen, or in a special place
that doesn't interfere with the text displayed on the screen?
This option is best left ON for chat systems, but OFF if used
for shell access. -->
<PARAM NAME="TypingBar" VALUE="on">
<!-- What font size should the applet come up in? -->
<PARAM NAME="FontSize" VALUE="12">
<!-- Timing, in milliseconds, that the cursor uses for blinking.
These options are currently ignored. -->
<PARAM NAME="BlinkingCursor" VALUE="off">
<PARAM NAME="BlinkOnTime" VALUE="500">
<PARAM NAME="BlinkOffTime" VALUE="250">
<!-- For any parameter involving colour, the possible choices are:
Black, Green, Yellow, Red, Blue, Magenta, Cyan, White, Lightgray,
Lightgrey, Dark Green, Dark Yellow, Dark Red, Dark Blue,
Dark Magenta, Dark Cyan, Dark Gray, and Dark Grey.
Caveat: The spelling of Colour in all the PARAM tags is British.
"CursorColor" would be ignored, for example. Don't change the
spelling, and no problems will ensue. -->
<!-- Different types of cursor shapes:
block a cursor filling up an entire character width
underscore a cursor that sits below the characters
hollow a block cursor that isn't filled
vbar a vertical line
This option is currently ignored (only block cursor). -->
<PARAM NAME="CursorType" VALUE="block">
<!-- What's the default cursor colour? -->
<PARAM NAME="CursorColour" VALUE="cyan">
<!-- Colour of the applet's background. If you change the background
colour of this page (BODY BGCOLOR tag), you may wish to change
the colour here to match. -->
<PARAM NAME="AppletColour" VALUE="black">
<!-- Default foreground and background colours for the text. -->
<PARAM NAME="ForegroundColour" VALUE="lightgray">
<PARAM NAME="BackgroundColour" VALUE="black">
<!-- Some systems know the user has pressed Enter when they get a
carriage return followed by a line feed. If things don't
happen when you press enter, change the "on" to "off", and
the emulator will send a CR/LF pair when enter is pressed,
instead of just sending a line feed. -->
<PARAM NAME="EnterSendsCRLF" VALUE="on">
<!-- Some systems send out a line feed to drop the cursor to the next
line, but don't send a carriage return to tell the cursor to
move to the beginning of the next line!
This causes the screen
to look very jagged, and difficult to read.
For example, the
screen may have text that appears like this.
If this happening,
then try setting this option to "on".
Or else people will
complain they can't read a thing! -->
<PARAM NAME="LFtoCRLF" VALUE="off">
<!-- If set to "off", the screen will flash white instead of making
a sound. If set to "on", the program will attempt to make the
computer beep. -->
<PARAM NAME="Beep" VALUE="on">
<!-- Does the window get closed when the user disconnects from the
site? If set to "on", the window will close. If set to "off",
the window will remain open (allowing users to reconnect). -->
<PARAM NAME="DisconnectCloses" VALUE="off">
<!-- Default web page the browser will show after the applet has
loaded. Comment this line out if no URL should be shown. -->
<PARAM NAME="SHOW_URL" VALUE="http://%host%:%webport%">
<!-- Message displayed if the browser cannot run Java applets. -->
You need a <A HREF="http://www.microsoft.com/ie">Java-enabled Web Browser</A>
in order to connect.
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