Re: Java applets

darnit! I wish I had read this before I replied to you Michael :))) 

I DID in fact make mine...I created the background...the applet simply made
it move :)...I could have sat here pushing that sucker until eternity and
it would have *never* moved LOL...

I am pretty happy with the end result..and when I am *really* happy with
it..I will share.

Thank you to all you wonderful people that have made suggestions, I now
have a wealth of things to investigate and learn. 

Having been such a smarty pants in making a banner which looks pretty nice,
I now have a problem making a background that matches unless I can work out
how to make it transparent.. LOL...geeze!!! I just can't win today...think
I will leave that headache for tomorrow now :)

Standby for tomorrow's brain picking...:))) 

Kym
Professional Pest 
 






At 10:55 AM 6/22/99 +1000, Michael Abramovich wrote:
>
>
>Nancy wrote:
>
>> Well..  Maybe so.. but there are new people coming on to the
>> internet everyday that have never seen it.. and every time
>> someone experiences it for the first time they think it is beautiful..
>>
>> Maybe you have outgrown it, or are tired of it, but I personally think it is
>> still
>> a cool effect.  It is fun...whimisical...and to some entertaining.  I still
>> enjoy
>> going to homepages, where they take applets and apply it to their
>> subject matter.  It is just fun.
>>
>> Yes new and better ways are great, if you know how to write java, but
>> I don't know how and neither do most of the folks that use those applets,
>> but they are still neat to put on you page and say look what I did.
>
>um, but you didn't do it. Someone else did and you borrowed it. However, I do
>agree that there should be more power to the "nice" things in this world,
but I
>don't think endlessly copying one persons creative idea really adds to the 
>"nice"
>quotient. I think some more creative input by all would go much further in
>improving the world than the repetition of a cliche..
>
>>
>> I say if it gives just a tiny bit of enjoyment to someone no matter how
>> overused it is, well then it is worth it.  This world is so full of doom and
>> gloom, applets like that just make things a little more pleasant.  Maybe
>> that is why it is so overused.. it puts peacefull thoughts into your head
>> when you watch it.
>> The more peace the better.
>>
>> Michael Abramovich wrote:
>>
>> > can I just make the point that the "water" applet has been done to death 
>and
>> > it would be more creative to think of something a little more original and
>> > less cliched.
>> >
>> > - michael a
>>
>> --
>> Sincerely,
>>
>> Nancy Whittley
>> Ohio Web Design
>> http://www.ohiowebdesign.com
>

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