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<title> -- Lee's Hands v1.7 -- </title>
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<h1> -- Lee's Hands v1.7 -- </h1>
<h2> -- An Easy Way To Remember Your Nine Times Table --</h2>

<applet code="Hands.class" width=550 height=300>
<param name=x 		value="550">
<param name=y 		value="300">
<param name=topcol 	value="0xff0000">
<param name=midcol 	value="0x00ff00">
<param name=botcol	value="0x0000ff">
<param name=palmcol	value="0xffff40">
<param name=backcol	value="0x404040">
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<h2>Exciting News!</h2>
This applet has been chosen to appear in the book</br>
"Java Programming for Dummies"</br>
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As a result, I have finished the applet, and it now contains the following
Parameters in the HTML file to change: 
<br>( see this HTML source for example )
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	<li> The size of the applet :
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		<li> x - height of the applet ( default = 600 )
		<li> y - width of the applet ( default = 400 )
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	<li> The colours of the applet :( use 0xffffff )
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		<li> topcol - Top of the fingers ( default = red )
		<li> midcol - Middle of the fingers ( default = green )
		<li> botcol - Bottom of the fingers ( default = blue )
		<li> palmcol - Palm ( default = yellow )
		<li> backcol - Background ( default = grey )
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The minimum useful width is 500, otherwise the buttons don't fit on!</br>
The hands automatically scale and centre. Try the wide screen version ( 700 x 200 )
<p>For best results, make the applets own width and height equal to the 
parameters x and y.
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I hope that you get even more enjoyment from this applet!
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The <a href="Hands.java">source code</a> can now be found here.
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<a HREF="mailto:lro93@ecs.soton.ac.uk">  Lee Oades </a> :- 
<p>Final Year Mathematics with Computer Science Undergraduate
at <a HREF="http://www.soton.ac.uk/"> Southampton University</a>, England.
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