| # 100% Free Tree Java Applet
### Step 1 - Add the Free Java Tree (Applet tag) to your Web Page To add the applet to your web page you need to insert some html code into your page. To do this open up your web page in your favorite editor and then simply 'Copy & Paste' the code contained within the text box below into your page. Highlight, Copy (Ctrl C) and Paste (Ctrl V) this code into your page <applet code="FreeTreeApplet" width="250" height="300" archive="FreeTree.jar"> <param name="backgroundColor" value="white"> <param name="highTextColor" value="255|255|255"> <param name="highBgColor" value="0|0|150"> <param name="charset" value="8859_1"> <param name="image1" value="closed|closedfolder.gif"> <param name="image2" value="open|openfolder.gif"> <param name="image3" value="document|document.gif"> <param name="image4" value="point|point.gif"> Java is not enabled, for help see <a href="http://www.jpowered.com">Jpowered.com</a> </applet><br> <font size="2"><a href="http://www.jpowered.com">Java Applet by Jpowered.com</a></font><br> The 'look and feel' (Size, Colors, Fonts etc) of the Free Tree Applet are all determined by the applet parameters (the <PARAM> tags) contained within this block of code. To change the 'look and feel' simply adjust the values of each parameter. For a full explanation of each parameters and the range of values please click here. Multi-Language Support In addition to the above parameters, if you wish to use character sets other than Latin Alphabet No.1 (usually the default on most browsers) then you can do so by setting the parameter "charset". For example to use the Japanese character set "SHIFT-JIS" you would enter, <param name="charset" value="SJIS"> For full information on this, please click here. Next Step - Creating the Data File >> | Getting Started Documentation Example Support More Freeware Advanced Tree Explorer click here!