<B>This stationery page contains a JavaScript Banner Example</B>
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Please note that JavaScript is currently only available in Netscape Navigator 2.0 or higher. <BR>
<FONT COLOR="931B15">Do not assume that all in your audience are using a JavaScript enabled browser.</FONT>
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<CENTER><FORM NAME="timerForm" onSubmit="0">
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="timerField" SIZE=45 VALUE ="">
</FORM>
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<B>How to use:</B>
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Copy all JavaScript (located in the Head section of this file) to another file. You can also use this file as a stationery.
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Use the following Body tag <CODE><BODY onLoad="startclock()"></CODE> to start the timer that is used for updating the field with new messages.
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Use something like this inside the Body part of your page to display the banner.
<XMP><FORM NAME="timerForm" onSubmit="0">
<INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="timerField" SIZE=45 VALUE ="">
</FORM>
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Adjust the size of the text field in the attribute named <CODE>SIZE=40</CODE>, remember to add some extra space or test it in different browsers to make sure the longest of your messages is fully visible.
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Another way of displaying different messages is to use animated GIF-images. This will give you more graphical control of the display and can even be used to create simple movies. Use an application such as GIFBuilder to create animated GIF-images.