When changing multiple frames, LiveFrames fetches the URLs consecutively from URL1 to URL8. A lot of the time you won't care, but it does become an issue if you want to change the frame containing the applet itself - this must be the last frame in the sequence to be changed. (If the applet's own frame is replaced, the applet obviously has to stop running first and therefore can't fetch any subsequent documents.) After clicking, if you drag the mouse away from the applet before releasing, the click will be ignored. The height & width of the applet are important - too narrow and you won't see the whole text-string. Too wide, and the applet will respond to 'mouseEnter' even though the mouse is still some way from the text itself. It's easiest to use a non-blending bgcolor setting while you alter the size so you can see how you're doing. Although LiveFrames allows you to do it, beware of opening too many new windows all at once. Some folk don't have the system resources to handle that - you might just crash their browser! Full details are included in the documentation that accompanies LiveFrames.zip which you can grab by clicking the Download button on the left.
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