• 1. File menu
  
• 2. Project menu
  
• 3. Edit menu
  
• 4. Search menu
  
• 5. Applet menu
  
• 6. Standalone menu
  
• 7. Options menu
  
• 8. Windows menu
  
• 9. Tools menu
  
• 10. Iavas menu
  
• 11. Help menu

• New
  
• Open
• Save
  
• Save as
• Close
  
• Close all
• Print
  
• Setup printer
• Exit

FILE | NEW:

DESCRIPTION:
The File New command will create a normal java document: The new document will be referred to as Noname.java in the Editor.

FILE | OPEN:

DESCRIPTION:
Open an existing file for editing. The file will appear in its own tab-window, and its name will be listed on the Document Bar at the top of the screen and in the Editor itself.

FILE | SAVE:

DESCRIPTION:
Saves the current document. If you have not saved the file before, this option has the same effect as choosing Save As from the File menu.
USAGE TIPS:
1 When you leave iavaDraw, you will be asked if you want to save changes to any documents that have not been saved since the last alteration. 2 If you want to save an existing document under a new name, choose File SaveAs. When you save a document, the Most Recent Files list in the File menu will be updated.

FILE | SAVE AS

DESCRIPTION:
Saves the current document with a new name.

FILE | CLOSE

DESCRIPTION:
Closes the current document. If the document has been changed since the last time it was saved, you will be asked if you want to save the changes.

FILE | CLOSE ALL

DESCRIPTION:
Closes all open documents. If any document has been changed since the last time it was saved, you will be asked if you want to save the changes.

FILE | PRINT

DESCRIPTION:
Prints the current document to the default printer.

FILE | SETUP PRINTER

DESCRIPTION:
This option lets you change the default printer and change the setup of the printer. For example, you can choose to print documents in Landscape mode instead of Portrait.
FEATURE:
Gives access to the Windows printer dialog. Using this dialog you can change the, ·

• Printer properties (Printers available etc.).
• Paper size & Source
• Paper orientation (Landscape or portrait.).

USAGE:
For more information, see the documentation for your printer.

FILE | EXIT

DESCRIPTION:
Using this option you 'exit' out of iavaDraw. If any documents have been changed since the last time they were saved, you will be asked if you want to save the changes.

• New
  
• Open
  
• Add
  
• Add file
  
• Remove
  
• Save
  
• Close
• Overview

PROJECT | NEW:

DESCRIPTION:
The Project New command will create

• a new applet project.
• a new standalone application project
• a new twitter project (applet and standalone)
• a new package
• a new JavaBeans component

FEATURES:
Creating a new project lets you use the visual components in iavaDraw.
USAGE:
Set the name of the new project file and the location. You can also choose the project 'Type': Select between applet, standalone application, beans, twitter or package. Choose which classes, you want to use. After creating the a new project the files will be opened in the Inspector and the Visual form. The Visual Inspector will be coming up on your screen. The iavaDraw project files are created with an *.jdp extension.
WARNING:
DonÆt create a new project in your systems temp -directory. This will overwrite your source code, because the compiler is using this directory too.

PROJECT | OPEN:

DESCRIPTION:
This command will open an existing project.

PROJECT | ADD

DESCRIPTION:
With this command you can add a new file to your project. You can choose to include a new *.java or a new *.ins file . You can import java-files with the command import file.java in your main file. The insert-files gives you the opportunity to outsource parts of a file. So you can split files into some *.ins -files. You can import them in the main program with the preprocessor directive #include file.ins.
FEATURES:
You can choose the baseclass of the new project file.

PROJECT | ADD FILE

DESCRIPTION:
With this command you can add an existing java-file to your project.

PROJECT | REMOVE

DESCRIPTION:
With this command you can remove a java-file from your project.
WARNING:
You canÆt remove the main project-file.

PROJECT | SAVE

DESCRIPTION:
The Project Save command lets you save your project file.

PROJECT | CLOSE

DESCRIPTION:
Closes the current document. If the project has been changed since the last time it was saved, you will be asked if you want to save the changes.

PROJECT | OVERVIEW

DESCRIPTION:
The project overview gives you important information about your project.
FEATURES:
The project overview:

• shows you the structure of your project
• shows you the type of your project
• shows you how much time you have spent working with it
• lets you jump to the files by double-clicking

• Cut
  
• Delete
  
• Copy
  
• Paste
  
• Format sourcecode
  

EDIT | CUT:

DESCRIPTION:
The Cut removes highlighted text from your document and puts it in the Clipboard.
HOTKEY: CRTL+X

USAGE:

• 1 The cut tool allows you to cut text you have highlighted with your mouse. You can highlight text by moving your mouse over the text while holding the left mouse button down.
• 2 The text is now stored in the clipboard. You can cut & paste slabs of text.
• 3 If you want to position the cut text, · Move your mouse to the desired position. · Then either use the key combination of CTRL-V · Or move your mouse to the Paste option in the Edit menu. · The cut text is now positioned on your page.

EDIT | DELETE:

DESCRIPTION:
The delete commands lets you delete text from your source files.
HOTKEY: DEL

EDIT | COPY

HOTKEY: CRTL+C

DESCRIPTION:
Takes a copy of highlighted text in your document and puts it in the Clipboard . Text can then be pasted from the Clipboard into a document or even another program.
USAGE:
If you want to copy something from the clipboard then,

• 1. Move your mouse to the desired position. ·
• 2. Then either use the key combination of CTRL-V ·
• 3. Or move your mouse to the Paste option in the Edit menu. ·
• 4. The cut text is now positioned on your page.

EDIT | PASTE

HOTKEY: CRTL+V

DESCRIPTION:
Paste inserts the contents of the Clipboard in your document. The information remains in the clipboard. You can use Paste to insert the same information repeatedly.
USAGE:
If you want to paste something from the clipboard then,

• 1.Move your mouse to the desired position.
• 2.Then either use the key combination of CTRL-V
• 3.Or move your mouse to the Paste option in the Edit menu.
• 4.The cut text is now positioned on your page.

EDIT | FORMAT SOURCECODE

DESCRIPTION:
This tool formats your sourcecode. This greatly enhances readability.
Example before format source code:

    public void start() {
        blinker = new Thread(this);
        blinker.start();
    }

    public void stop() {
        blinker.stop();
    }
    public void run() {
        while (true) {
        try {Thread.currentThread().sleep(speed);} catch (InterruptedException e){}
            repaint();
        }
    }

Example after format source code:

   public void start() 
      {
      blinker = new Thread(this);
      blinker.start();
      }
   public void stop() 
      {
      blinker.stop();
      }
   public void run() 
      {
      while (true) 
         {
         try 
            {
            Thread.currentThread().sleep(speed);
            }
         catch (InterruptedException e)
            {
            }
         repaint();
         }
      }
   }

• Search
  
• Search again
  
• Set bookmark
  
• Goto bookmark
  

SEARCH | SEARCH:

HOTKEY:CRTL+F

DESCRIPTION:
Find lets you search for text in your documents. When you choose this option you will be presented with a dialog box.
FEATURES:
There are a several options. The options can be used together or used in combination with each other. For example you can have Find & Case Sensitive together to do an exact search. The search options include,

• Find: the text you want to search for.
• Case Sensitive: If this option is enabled then a search for 'the' will find 'the' but not 'The'.
• Match Whole World Only: If this option is enabled then a search for 'the' will find 'the' but not 'then'

SEARCH | SEARCH AGAIN:

HOTKEY: F3

DESCRIPTION:
Search again lets you search again for text in your documents.

SEARCH | SET BOOKMARK:

DESCRIPTION:
The set bookmark tool lets you set bookmarks in your source code.
USAGE:
Set the name of your bookmark in the bookmark dialog box. You can jump to your bookmark by using goto bookmark

SEARCH | GOTO BOOKMARK:

DESCRIPTION:
The goto bookmark command lets you jump to bookmarks in your source code. Specify bookmarks with the set bookmark command.
USAGE:

• Select the bookmark you want to jump to in the body of the goto bookmark dialog.
• To jump to the bookmark click the goto button.
• To add a new bookmark click the + button.
• To remove a bookmark, select the bookmark you want to remove and then press the - button.

• Compile
  
• Create *.h file
  
• View
  
• Run in browser
  
• Run debugger
  
• Complete step
  
• Skip
  
• Goto cursor
  
• Toggle breakpoints
  
• Clear breakpoints
  
• Reset
  

APPLET | COMPILE

HOTKEY: CRTL+F9

DESCRIPTION:
This command compiles your java file to an class file via the java compiler (javac.exe).
IMPORTANT: Make sure you set the directories properly in option | directories

• 1. set the directory where JDK 1.1.1 final release is located
• 2. set directory for output files (this is the directory where you want your compiled files - classfiles)
• 3. set the directory where your WWW-browser is located
• 4. set the directory where the help system Java-Godfather is located

USAGE:
While the compiler is in progress, a compile dialog box comes up. Please wait until the 'cancel' button in this dialog box turns to an 'ok' button. The compile process takes a few moments to complete.
FEATURE:
If the compiler finds errors in your source code iavaDraw will mark them blue in your source code. To read more information about the errors open up the javac-output. By clicking on the error in this 'output window' you can jump to the faulty source code directly in your Editor.

APPLET | CREATE *.h FILE

APPLET | VIEW

HOTKEY: F9

DESCRIPTION:
This command compiles your java file to a class file via the java compiler (javac.exe) and starts the applet in the appletviewer (appletviewer.exe).
IMPORTANT: Make sure you set the directories properly in option | directories

• 1. set the directory where JDK 1.1.1 final release is located
• 2. set directory for output files (this is the directory where you want your compiled files - classfiles)
• 3. set the directory where your WWW-browser is located
• 4. set the directory where the help system Java-Godfather is located

USAGE:
While the compiler is in progress, a compile dialog box comes up. Please wait until the 'cancel' button in this dialog box turns to an 'ok' button. This may take a few moments to complete.
FEATURES:
If the compiler finds errors in your source code, iavaDraw will mark them blue in your source code. To read more about the errors open up the javac-output. Press F9 to process compiling and viewing in one step.

APPLET | RUN IN BROWSER

DESCRIPTION:
This command compiles your java file to an class file via the java compiler (javac.exe) and starts the applet in your specified www-browser.
IMPORTANT: Make sure you set the directories properly in option | directories.

• 1. set the directory where JDK 1.1.1 final release is located
• 2. set directory for output files (this is the directory where you want your compiled files - classfiles)
• 3. set the directory where your WWW-browser is located
• 4. set the directory where the help system Java-Godfather is located.

USAGE:
While the compiler is in progress a compile dialog box comes up. Please wait until the 'cancel' button on this dialog box turns to an 'ok' button. This may take a few moments to complete: Make sure your webbrowser is java capable (for instance Netscape Communicator 4.0 or Netscape navigator 3.0 or Microsoft internet explorer 3.0)
FEATURES:
If the compiler finds errors in your source code iavaDraw will mark them blue in your source code. To read more information about the errors open up the javac-output. By clicking on the error in this output window you can jump to the faulty source code directly in your editor.

APPLET | RUN DEBUGGER

HOTKEY: F9
DESCRIPTION
A debugger is an application that enables a developer to observe and correct programming errors.
USAGE
The debugger takes effect only if you set breakpoints in your source. To set a breakpoint that interrupts execution at a specific line in your program click the pointer at the left end of the line in the source code editor. A breakpoint is set if the whole line is marked red in the editor. Start your debug session with the command run debugger. This will do the following:

• 1. Compile your application
• 2. Show you the watchlist which gives you complete information about your application
• 3. You can go through your application using single step, skip or complete step

IMPORTANT
For a successful debug session it's required that you unzip the src.zip in your JDK 1.1.1 directory.

APPLET | COMPLETE STEP

HOTKEY: F8
DESCRIPTION
Debugger executes current line.

APPLET | SKIP

HOTKEY: F7
DESCRIPTION
Debugger skips current line.

APPLET | GOTO CURSOR

APPLET | TOGGLE BREAKPOINT

HOTKEY: F4
DESCRIPTION
Choose Toggle Breakpoint to toggle a breakpoint on and off at the current cursor position.

APPLET | CLEAR BREAKPOINTS

DESCRIPTION
Clear all breakpoints in current file.

APPLET | RESET

HOTKEY: CTRL+F12

DESCRIPTION
This command resets the debugger.

• Compile
  
• Create *.h file
  
• Start
  
• Run debugger
  
• Complete step
  
• Skip
  
• Goto cursor
  
• Toggle breakpoints
  
• Clear breakpoints
  
• Reset
  

STANDALONE | COMPILE

DESCRIPTION:
This command compiles standalone java applications.
IMPORTANT: Make sure you set the directories properly in option | directories

• 1. set the directory where JDK 1.1.1 final release is located
• 2. set directory for output files (this is the directory where you want your compiled files - classfiles)
• 3. set the directory where your WWW-browser is located
• 4. set the directory where the help system Java-Godfather is located

USAGE: While the compiler is in progress a compile dialog box comes up. Please wait until the 'cancel' button on the dialog box turns to an 'ok' button. This may take a few moments to complete:
FEATURES:
If the compiler finds errors in your source code, iavaDraw will mark them blue in your source code. To read more information about the errors open up the javac-output. By clicking on the error in this output window you can jump to the faulty source code directly in your editor.

STANDALONE | CREATE *.h FILE

This feature is not implement yet, please visit our WebSite http://www.sfs-software.com to get further informations.

STANDALONE | START

DESCRIPTION:
This command starts your standalone java applications using the java interpreter java.exe .
IMPORTANT: Make sure you set the directories properly in option | directories

• 1. set the directory where JDK 1.1.1 final release is located
• 2. set directory for output files (this is the directory where you want your compiled files - classfiles)
• 3. set the directory where your WWW-browser is located
• 4. set the directory where the help system Java-Godfather is located

STANDALONE | RUN DEBUGGER

HOTKEY: F9
DESCRIPTION
A debugger is an application that enables a developer to observe and correct programming errors.
USAGE
The debugger takes effect only if you set breakpoints in your source. To set a breakpoint that interrupts execution at a specific line in your program click the pointer at the left end of the line in the source code editor. A breakpoint is set if the whole line is marked red in the editor. Start your debug session with the command run debugger. This will do the following:

• 1. Compile your application
• 2. Show you the watchlist which gives you complete information about your application
• 3. You can go through your application using single step, skip or complete step

IMPORTANT
For a successful debug session it's required that you unzip the src.zip in your JDK 1.1.1 directory.

STANDALONE | COMPLETE STEP

HOTKEY: F8
DESCRIPTION
Debugger executes current line.

STANDALONE | SINGLE STEP

HOTKEY: F7
DESCRIPTION
Choose Standalone | Single step to execute a program one line at a time, tracing into procedures and following the execution of each line.

STANDALONE | SKIP

HOTKEY: F6
DESCRIPTION
Debugger skips current line.

STANDALONE | GOTO CURSOR

STANDALONE | TOGGLE BREAKPOINT

HOTKEY: F4
DESCRIPTION
Choose Toggle Breakpoint to toggle a breakpoint on and off at the current cursor position.

STANDALONE | CLEAR BREAKPOINTS

DESCRIPTION
Clear all breakpoints in current file.

STANDALONE | RESET

HOTKEY: CTRL+F12

DESCRIPTION
This command resets the debugger.

• General options
  
• Compiler options
  
• Directories
  
• Colors
  
• Language
  
• Font
  
• Tabs
  
• Remove components
  
• Show JD server log
  

OPTIONS | GENERAL

DESCRIPTION
You can set a lot of options to customize iavaDraw for your needs in the general options.
FEATURES:
Shrink unused windows: This option lets you decide if some windows should be shrinked when they are unused. This gives you more space on your desktop. iavaDraw includes many of development tools like procedure finder, ghost writer, visual forms and inspector. Using the shrink-option will open these windows only if your mouse is over them.

Show tab bar: if this option is checked, you will see the tab bar above the Editor.

Show line numbers: if this option is checked, linenumbers are visible in your source code.

Create Backup files: if this option is checked, iavaDraw will create backups of your files. The extension of the backup files will be *.bak

Show status line: if this option is ckecked, the status line at the top of iavaDraw is visible. This status line provides you with information about each menu topic, shows you how much time you are spending developing an application (worktime) and gives you some other hints.

Auto associate extensions for class, java, jdp: if these options are checked you can start java, class or iavaDraw project-files from the command line or via doubleclick from your explorer.

Autosave: if this option is checked iavaDraw will save your files automatically at the interval you specify.

Use design grid: The design grid helps you to place your visual components on your visual forms with uniformity and alignment.

OPTIONS | COMPILER

DESCRIPTION
Set all options for the compiler.
FEATURE:
Debug:
Debug Info: Enables generation of debugging tables. Debugging tables contain information about line numbers and local variables - information used by Java debugging tools. By default, only line numbers are generated, unless optimization ( -O) is turned on. Depend:
Disable compiler warnings: Turns off warnings. If used the compiler does not print out any warnings.
Optimize output: Optimizes compiled code by inlining static, final and private methods. Note that your classes may get larger in size.
No write:
Verbose output: Causes the compiler and linker to print out messages about what source files are being compiled and what class files are being loaded.
Classpath: Specifies the path javac uses to look up classes. Attention: Overrides the default or the CLASSPATH environment variable if it is set. Directories are separated by semi-colons. This entry should generally be empty, because iavaDraw sets the classpath variable automatically.
Compileorder: (enabled in projects only): sets the order in which your project files will be compiled.

OPTIONS | REMOVE COMPONENTS

DESCRIPTION
In the options | directories you can set all file locations for the component iavaDraw needs. This is a important part of iavaDraw. Make sure that these directories are setup correctly. USAGE:

• 1. set the directory where JDK 1.1.1 final release is located (e.g.- please note that iavaDraw will not work correctly with older versions of the JDK.
• 2. set directory for output files (this is the directory where you want your compiled files - classfiles e.g.)
• 3. set the directory where your WWW-browser is located
• 4. set the directory where the help system "Java-Godfather" is located

OPTIONS | COLORS

DESCRIPTION:
Set colors for the editor here.
FEATURES:

• Editor background: this is the color for the background of the editor
• Editor font default: this is the color for the font
• Editor font numbers: this is the color for the numbers
• Editor font special: this is the color for the special characters like {}[]

Change button: with this command, you can change the colors
Default button: with this command, you can set the default color values

OPTIONS | FONT

DESCRIPTION:

Here you can set the parameters for the font you want to use in the editor.

OPTIONS | FONT

DESCRIPTION:

Here you can set the parameters for the font you want to use in the editor.

OPTIONS | TABS

DESCRIPTION:

This command lets you customize the beansbar in iavaDraw. You can add, remove and rename bars.

OPTIONS | REMOVE COMPONENTS

DESCRIPTION:

This command allows you to remove visual components as well as JavaBeans from your visual forms. Choose the command after the component has been selected (using a single mouse click) which you want to delete

OPTIONS | SHOW JD-SERVER LOG

DESCRIPTION:

The JD-server handles all communications between iavaDraw's main program and it's components. If you receive messages like "JDserver not responding...", that means that the communication between these components failed. This log is just a source for testing this. iavaDraw will send a command to the server, if you press "Get state". The server will respond with "Receive:1" if the connection is established.

• Output
  
• Watch debugger
  
• Preprocessor output
  

WINDOWS | OUTPUT

DESCRIPTION
This command open the javac-output window. If your sourcecode contains mistakes, warnings or notes you will find more informations in the output window.

WINDOWS | WATCH DEBUGGER

DESCRIPTION
This command open the debugger watch window. In a debug session this window contains debug information from the javac-output window. If your sourcecode contains mistakes, warnings or notes you will find more information in the output window.

WINDOWS | PREPROCESSOR OUTPUT

DESCRIPTION

This window shows you all pre processor directives which you are using in your code. It shows you errors too. BROWSER ASCII TABLE FIND PROCEDURE GHOSTWRITER APPLET ASSISTANT

• Browser
  
• Ascii table
  
• Find procedure
  
• Ghostwriter
  
• Applet assistant
  
• Tools
  

TOOLS | BROWSER

DESCRIPTION:

This command starts the web browser, you specified in options | directories.

TOOLS | ASCII TABLE

SHORTCUT: SHORTCUT BAR

DESCRIPTION:

The ascii table is one of the must haveÆs in a programmers life. This tools gives you the ascii value simply by pressing the 'key' that you want the ascii value from.

TOOLS | FIND PROCEDURE

DESCRIPTION:

This command shows all procedures that you use in your source code. FEATURES:

Double-clicking on the procedures in the dialog box lets you jump to them in your sourcecode.

TOOLS | GHOSTWRITER

DESCRIPTION:

The ghostwriter lets you program Java by using mouseclicks only. FEATURES:

Select the procedures or methods you want to use in the top half of the ghostwriter. Set parameters using the bottom half of the ghostwriter.

TOOLS | APPLET ASSISTANT

DESCRIPTION:

The Applet Assistant is a two way development tool. It offers you the possibility to create applets by using an assistant. You can easily build your own assistant for your friends, yourself or for other purposes. Check out the following steps: FEATURES:

Using the applet assistant script language, you can build your own assistants The following steps will create an Assistant for your own applets:

a.) Add [Name of your applet]=[Filename of your applet] to the section 'Allfiles' in the file 'WIZARD.WIZ'. You can either add the full path or only the filename. When only the filename is specified the wizard assumes the file is located in ???\Javadraw(?)\Wizard

b.) Create a textfile named [Name of your applet].wiz which is in the following description just called: wizfile.

c.) Create the following sections in the wizfile:
'[Properties]'
'[Preset]'
'[Classstart]'
'[Description]'
'[Cut]'

d.) In the Properties-section of your wizfile add all names of the properties the user can modify when running the Assistant and the type of the property. e.g.:
[Properties]
AText=String
MyFontColor=Color

The Assistant recognises the following types:
String
Integer
Color
Font

e.) Add in the Preset-section of the wizfile. The presets are wizards that the Assistant shows for your properties.
e.g.:
[Preset]
AText=Hello darling
MyFontColor=red
If you don't specify [Preset] then Assistant uses default.

f.) In the Classstart-section you should add the line which defines your applet class.
e.g.:
[Classstart]
Line=public class MyApplet extends Applet
This will be the line the Assistant places after the properties as variable definitions. If you don't specify [Classstart] or Line the Assistant uses default ('public class').

g.) The description-section gives the Assistant-user additional information as to which property is to be specified and what kind it is. Each property may have two lines of description. Add in the following way:
First property e.g. AText, line 1:
[Description]
11=Please enter a text!
second line
12=...or let it be...
e.g. third property:
31=Welcome...
32=...nice to see you

h.) In the cut-section you may add two definitions:
e.g.: [Cut]
From=//Wizard cuts from this line...
To=//...this line.
The wizard then will cut all lines between From and To (including From and To).
The purpose for cutting is in the event the properties defined in the Assistant already exists in the original applet. This would result in a compile error. If you don't specify From or To the Assistant uses the defaults:
From=//JAVADRAW Wizard.Cut.Start
To=//JAVADRAW Wizard.Cut.End

i.) Make sure your applets behavior relates to the specified properties.

TOOLS | TOOLS

DESCRIPTION:

Tools Options dialog box

Tools
Lists the programs currently installed on the Tools menu.

Add
Click Add to display the Tool Properties dialog box, where you can specify a menu name, a path, and startup parameters for the program.

Delete
Click Delete to remove the currently selected program from the Tools menu.

Edit
Click Edit to display the Tool Properties dialog box, where you can edit the menu name, the path, or the startup parameters for the currently selected program.

To add a program to the tools menu,
Choose Add. iavaDraw displays the Tool Properties dialog box, where you specify information about the application you are adding.

To delete a program from the tools menu,
Select the program to delete, and choose Delete. iavaDraw prompts you to confirm the deletion.

To change a program on the tools menu,
Select the program to change, and choose Edit. iavaDraw displays the Tool Properties dialog box with information for the selected program.

Tool properties dialog box

Dialog box options

Filename

Enter the location of the program you are adding. You can include the full path to the program. Click the Browse button to search your drives and directories to locate the path and file name for the program.

Parameters

Enter parameters to pass to the program at startup. For example, you might want to pass a file name when the program launches.

$r"""" - replace characters

$f - filename

$p - packagenames

$cp - classpaths

$jd - directory

$cd - directory of compiled java files (classes)

$je - java extension

$ce - class extension

Enter a name for the program you are adding. This name will appear on the Tools menu. iavaDraw will add an Hotkey to the menu command (e.g. Alt+1).

Comment / Hints

You can enter a comment. iavaDraw will displays it in it's status bar.

Browse Click Browse to select the program name for the Program edit box. When you click Browse, the Select Transfer Item dialog box opens. Macros Click Macros to expand the Tool Properties dialog box to display a list of available macros. You can use these macros to supply startup parameters for your application. To add a macro to the list of parameters, Select a macro from the list and click Insert.

• Highway
  

IAVAS | HIGHWAY

DESCRIPTION:

Highway is a full featured scroller builder. It lets you easy build a fully featured scroller applet without writing any of the Java code. FEATURES:

• You can set 8 scroll sequences.
• Highway lets you set movement sequences (e.g. move right - wait 20 seconds in the middle - move up)
• Text can scroll in all directions (left,right,up,down)
• Text can contain effects (sinewave, engraved, shadow, explode,emboss,nervous)
• You can set font, URLs, speed, background image, colors
• Every sequence can contain more than only one line

USAGE:

Every sequence contains a sequence setup. There you can configure the movement setup, color and the text. In the global setup you can set URL, background image, font etc.

• Help topics
  
• iavaDraw help
  
• Tips and tricks
  
• What's new
  
• Enter registercode
  
• WWW connect
  
• About
  

HELP | HELP TOPICS

DESCRIPTION:

This opens the "Godfather for java". It is a windows helpfile and contains all available documentation about Java(tm) and JavaBeans.

HELP | HELP TOPICS

DESCRIPTION:

This opens the "Godfather for java". It is a windows helpfile and contains all available documentation about Java(tm) and JavaBeans. The "Godfather for java" gives you maximum functionality because you can search for keywords, indexes and terms with it.

HELP | TIPS AND TRICKS

DESCRIPTION:

This opens the "Tips and tricks" section of iavaDraw.

HELP | WHAT'S NEW

DESCRIPTION:

This opens the "What's new" - section of iavaDraw. Here you will find the complete iavaDraw history and the new features of the current version.

HELP | ENTER REGISTERCODE

DESCRIPTION:

iavaDraw is shareware. That means you can test it for a evaluation period. If you like it and you would like to use it after this evaluation period you must purchase a license for it. We are making it very easy to you to purchase your license for iavaDraw in our order section. After purchasing we will send you a registration code which licenses iavaDraw in your name and removes nag screens and time limitations.

HELP | WWW CONNECT

DESCRIPTION:

With this command you can surf to our WebSite, right from iavaDraw.

HELP | ABOUT

DESCRIPTION:

In this topic you will find the version number of iavaDraw, copyright notices and our WebSite.