object HelpWindow: THelpWindow
  Left = 217
  Top = 134
  BorderIcons = [biSystemMenu, biMinimize]
  BorderStyle = bsSingle
  Caption = 'Applet Button Factory Help'
  ClientHeight = 337
  ClientWidth = 432
  Font.Color = clWindowText
  Font.Height = -11
  Font.Name = 'MS Sans Serif'
  Font.Style = []
  Position = poScreenCenter
  PixelsPerInch = 96
  TextHeight = 13
  object PageControl1: TPageControl
    Left = 8
    Top = 8
    Width = 417
    Height = 289
    ActivePage = TabSheet1
    TabOrder = 0
    object TabSheet1: TTabSheet
      Caption = 'Overview'
      object RichEdit1: TRichEdit
        Left = 8
        Top = 16
        Width = 393
        Height = 241
        Font.Color = clBlack
        Font.Height = -11
        Font.Name = 'MS Sans Serif'
        Font.Style = []
        HideScrollBars = False
        Lines.Strings = (
          'What this program does...'
          ''
          
            'The Applet Button Factory creates java applet buttons for web pa' +
            'ges without '
          'the user needing to write any java or HTML code.'
          ''
          'Applets require three things to run:'
          ''
          
            '1) The file "button.class" To avoid any problems always put it i' +
            'n this file in the '
          '     same directory as the HTML file with the applet.'
          ''
          
            '2) An HTML page with the code for the applet. This code is what ' +
            'the Applet '
          
            '    Button Factory creates- it creates it in a HTML file (the na' +
            'me of this file is'
          
            '    specified in the "Page Title" text box in the main window) a' +
            'nd HTML on the '
          
            '    "HTML" tab of the main Applet Button Factory window. You can' +
            ' either '
          
            '    copy this code or build your web page around the HTML file g' +
            'enerated by '
          '    this program.'
          ''
          
            '3) All images must also be in the same directory as the HTML fil' +
            'e and '
          
            '   "button.class". When creating an applet you should copy all o' +
            'f the images'
          
            '     you will use into the same directory as the Applet Button F' +
            'actory or they will'
          '    not show up when you test an applet. '
          ''
          '')
        ParentFont = False
        ReadOnly = True
        ScrollBars = ssVertical
        TabOrder = 0
      end
    end
    object TabSheet2: TTabSheet
      Caption = 'General'
      object RichEdit2: TRichEdit
        Left = 8
        Top = 16
        Width = 393
        Height = 233
        HideScrollBars = False
        Lines.Strings = (
          
            'The following are definitions for the controls on the "General" ' +
            'tab of this '
          'program.'
          ''
          '1) Button Width'
          
            '              This specifies the width of the buttons used in th' +
            'e applet.'
          ''
          '2) Button Height'
          
            '               This specifies the height of the buttons used in ' +
            'the applet.'
          ''
          '3) Page Title'
          
            '               This program creates a HTML file whenever an appl' +
            'et is created.'
          '               This is the name the HTML file is saved as.'
          ''
          '4) Align Applet'
          
            '               This will align the applet either left, right or ' +
            'center on  the HTML  '
          '               page.'
          ''
          '5)Border Thickness'
          
            '                Every button can have a border. This field speci' +
            'fies the width of the '
          '                border in pixels. '
          ''
          '6) Border Color Change'
          
            '               This changes how much lighter each border layer w' +
            'ill be than the '
          
            '               last. The border becomes lighter as it is gets cl' +
            'oser to the center of '
          
            '               the button. The border color is changed by pressi' +
            'ng the "Color" '
          
            '               button. This also changes the main color for the ' +
            'button.'
          ''
          '7) Button Down When Clicked'
          
            '               Clicking this makes the button only go into the p' +
            'ressed position when '
          '               the mouse is clicked over it. '
          ''
          '8) Button Down When Mouse Moves '
          
            '               This makes the button go into the pressed positio' +
            'n whenever the'
          
            '               mouse moves over it but will not link to a site u' +
            'ntil the button is '
          '               clicked.'
          ''
          '9) Spacing'
          
            '               This changes the spacing between the button borde' +
            'r, images, and '
          
            '               text displayed. Example- Setting this to 1 will m' +
            'ake the image and text'
          
            '               displayed on a button appear very close together.' +
            '.. Setting it to 4 will '
          
            '               spread the image and text out further over the wi' +
            'dth of the button.'
          ''
          '10) Color '
          
            '               This changes the main color of the button. The bo' +
            'rder color is also '
          '               changed with this button.'
          ''
          '11) Number of Buttons'
          
            '               This specifies the number of buttons the applet w' +
            'ill have.'
          ''
          '12) Button Alignment'
          
            '               Setting this to vertical aligns all of the button' +
            's vertically. Setting it to '
          '               horizontal aligns them left to right.'
          ''
          '')
        ReadOnly = True
        ScrollBars = ssVertical
        TabOrder = 0
      end
    end
    object TabSheet3: TTabSheet
      Caption = 'Text'
      object RichEdit3: TRichEdit
        Left = 8
        Top = 16
        Width = 393
        Height = 233
        HideScrollBars = False
        Lines.Strings = (
          
            'The following are definitions for the controls on the "Text" tab' +
            ' of this program.'
          ''
          '1) Font'
          '             This sets the font for the buttons.'
          ''
          '2) Font Size'
          '             This sets the size of the font used in the buttons.'
          ''
          '3) Plain, Bold, Italic'
          '             These specifies the style of the font.'
          ''
          '4) Font Color'
          
            '             This sets the color of the font used for the button' +
            '.'
          ''
          '5) Font Click Color'
          
            '             This is the color the font changes to when the mous' +
            'e moves over it'
          '             or the button is clicked.'
          ''
          '6) Align Text- Left, Right or Center'
          
            '             This sets where on the button the text and image wi' +
            'll appear. Setting'
          
            '             this to left will make the image appear far left on' +
            ' the button and the '
          
            '             text to the right of it. Setting it to right makes ' +
            'the image appear on the '
          
            '             far right and the text to left of it. Setting it to' +
            ' center makes both the '
          '             text and image appear in the center of the button.'
          ''
          '7) "Last" and "Next" buttons'
          
            '             If you are making an applet with more than one butt' +
            'on these buttons'
          
            '             will change which buttons'#39' "link", "label" and "but' +
            'ton image" are '
          '             displayed in the text fields below.'
          ''
          '8) Button Link'
          
            '             This sets where you want the button to link to when' +
            ' clicked. You must'
          '              use the full path to the site- '
          '              Example- http://www.siliconjoy.com/index.html'
          '              NOT- www.siliconjoy.com'
          ''
          '9) Button Label'
          '              This sets the text displayed in the button.'
          ''
          '10) Button Image'
          
            '              This specifies the path to the image used in the a' +
            'pplet. When you put '
          
            '              the applet on the net all of the images must be on' +
            ' the same server '
          '              as the applet.'
          '               '
          
            '               If you don'#39't want the background of an image to s' +
            'how up use a .gif'
          
            '               image and set the clear color to the color you do' +
            'n'#39't want to show. ')
        ReadOnly = True
        ScrollBars = ssVertical
        TabOrder = 0
      end
    end
    object TabSheet4: TTabSheet
      Caption = 'Misc'
      object RichEdit4: TRichEdit
        Left = 8
        Top = 16
        Width = 393
        Height = 241
        Font.Color = clBlack
        Font.Height = -11
        Font.Name = 'MS Sans Serif'
        Font.Style = []
        HideScrollBars = False
        Lines.Strings = (
          
            '1) When you press "Make HTML" the Button Factory creates the HTM' +
            'L as'
          
            '     a file on the hard drive and text on the "HTML" tab of this' +
            ' program.  '
          ''
          
            '2) When you press "Test Applet" the Button Factory creates the H' +
            'TML as'
          
            '     a file on the hard drive and text on the "HTML" tab of this' +
            ' program. It '
          '     then launches the HTML file in you default web browser. '
          '     ___________________________________________________________'
          '   '
          '     IF YOU EXPERIENCE PROBLEMS AFTER PRESSING "TEST APPLET"'
          '     TRY THIS: THE FIRST TIME YOU RUN AN APPLET PRESS "TEST '
          '     APPLET" AFTER THAT WHEN YOU WANT TO TEST AN APPLET'
          '     DON'#39'T PRESS "TEST APPLET" PRESS "MAKE HTML" AND THEN'
          '     "RELOAD ON YOUR WEB BORWSER.'
          '    ___________________________________________________________'
          ''
          
            '3) When you press "Reset All" it clears all of the values you ha' +
            've entered'
          '    for your applet and sets them to default values.')
        ParentFont = False
        ReadOnly = True
        ScrollBars = ssVertical
        TabOrder = 0
      end
    end
  end
  object Button1: TButton
    Left = 176
    Top = 304
    Width = 75
    Height = 25
    Caption = '&Close'
    TabOrder = 1
    OnClick = Button1Click
  end
end