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                         Java Clock Applet
                            Version 2.0
                      Copyright © 1998, 1999
                          Antony Pranata
                   http://www.antonypr.pair.com
                   ============================

Java Clock is a FREE Java applet used to display a clock on
your Web pages.
You can display either analog or digital clock.
The full source code of this applet is also available
(visit my home page to download it).

You may use this applet on your Web pages WITHOUT paying me fee or
royalty as long as credit is given (a link to my home page is enough).


HOW TO USE IT?
==============
To use this applet on your Web page, simply add this tag:

<APPLET code="JavaClock.class" width=250 height=250></APPLET>


ADDITIONALS PARAMETERS
----------------------
You can also change the apperance of this applet by setting some
additional parameters, i.e:

 -> "typeface" paremeter - typeface of font used in digital clock,
                           e.g.: "Arial", "TimesRoman", etc.

 -> "fontcolor" parameter - the color of the font used in
    digital clock
      You can use string, such as "red", "green", "blue", etc.
      or RGB triplet, such as "#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF", etc.
    
 -> "fontsize" parameter - the size of the font used in
    digital clock

 -> "backcolor" parameter - background color
      You can use string, such as "red", "green", "blue", etc.
      or RGB triplet, such as "#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF", etc.

 -> "backimage" parameter - background image (.GIF file)

 -> "hHandColor", "mHandColor", "sHandColor" parameter - the color of
    hour, minute, and second color

 -> "hPointColor", "mPointColor", parameter - the color of
    hour, minute, and second points color

 -> "analog" - set this parameter to true to display analog clock,
    otherwise set it to false to display digital clock

 -> "dst" - set this parameter to the user's country use DST
    See also setIsLocalUseDST method at JavaClock.java

(See also JavaClock.html)


HISTORY
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22-Mar-99: 2.0
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  - This new version support DST (Daylight Saving Time)

17-Nov-98: 1.0
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  - Initial version.



COMMENTS
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  If you have any comments or suggestions please send them to the
  following e-mail address:

     antonypr@pair.com.


Thank you for your support and have fun!
Antony Pranata