How to use this applet?
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Select the group of files you are intrested in.
Select the file you want to read.

Why use this applet?
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* adjustable background color, no longer hurt your eyes on white background
* easy and fast to add a file to a huge archive
* very customizeable (language/introfile/colors/...)
* unlimited number of groups and files

Can I use this applet?
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Like any applet from RealApplets.com, you may use the bannerversion of this applet on any website for free.
For the removal of the banner we ask a litte registration fee, for the houres of work we have put in.

How to customize this applet?
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The size
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In the html file you can change the size of the applet,
it will adjust itself to it.
Do not go under a height of 130 or a width of 50 though.

The look
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You can change this with the parameters in the html file.
BackgroundColor is the color of the background,
ForegroundColor is the color of the title and the 2 tags with the lists.
TextColor is the color of the text of the files.
FontStyle is the style of the font, most standard styles are supported.
FontSize is the size of the text of the files.

LoadingConfig, LoadingFile, LabelGroup, LabelFile are parameters to change
the language/text of the tags.

ConfigFile is the configure file
FirstTitle is the title of the first file showed
FirstFile is that file: the first file showed and must be in the same dir as the applet
(you are reading FirstFile right now :-)

The files
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Each group has his own directory.
Except for FirstFile (in this example intro.txt) and the ConfigFile every file is in one of those directories.

Tell the applet what groups you have:

This is done by the ConfigFile declared by a parameter in the html,
standard this is ListConfig.txt

Group 1: unix  => The name of the group
unixdir        => The name of the directory
ListUnix.txt   => The name of the file in that dir that is that groups config file
               => empty lines are ignored by the applet, but usefull for layout
Group 2:...    => The name of the next Group
...            => ...

! Work per 3 lines: if the compiler finds a group name but not a dir or its config file, it will not work.


Tell the applet what files you have in a group:

This is done by the groups config file, declared in the main ConfigFile (see above)
In this example, an example is ListUnix.txt in the unixdir

!Group config files must be in the dir of the group

File 1: list files          => File title (will appear in the list with files
                               and above in the applet when it views that file)
unix_list.txt               => File name (the name it under in the groupdir)
File 2: how to edit files?  => The title of the next file
unix_edit.txt
file 3: ...
...
