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ANFY特效

                      <td width="37%" bgcolor="#FFFFCC"><font size="3"><b>Image 
                        effects</b></font></td>
                      <td width="63%" bgcolor="#FFCCCC"><font size="3">anfysnow, 
                        bump, deform, fireworks, huerot, lake, lens, rot, warp, 
                        water, wobbler</font></td>
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                      <td width="37%" bgcolor="#FFFFCC"><b><font size="3">3D Applets</font></b></td>
                      <td width="63%" bgcolor="#FFCCCC"><font size="3">anfy3D 
                        light, fluid, galaxy, tmapcube, tunnel, tunnel 3D, voxel, 
                        wormhole</font></td>
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                      <td width="37%" bgcolor="#FFFFCC"><b><font size="3">Navigational 
                        menu</font></b></td>
                      <td width="63%" bgcolor="#FFCCCC"><font size="3">cubemenu, 
                        morphmenu, treemenu, wheelmenu</font></td>
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                      <td width="37%" bgcolor="#FFFFCC"><b><font size="3">Others</font></b></td>
                      <td width="63%" bgcolor="#FFCCCC"><font size="3">anfycam, 
                        anfypaint, blobs, blur, fire, flag, flagload, plasma, 
                        solidscroller, textscroller </font></td>
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                <td width="200"><img src="images/start.gif" width="170" height="112"></td>
                <td width="150"> <font size="3">The left is the actual copy of 
                  the applet selection menu. While applet names tell you a little 
                  about them, you can always preview the selected applet with 
                  the default browser.</font></td>
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                <td colspan="2"><font size="3">Or, &quot;<b>preview all</b>&quot;lets 
                  you preview all the applets.</font></td>
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                <td colspan="2">&nbsp;</td>
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                <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#6666FF" height="19"><b><font size="3" color="#000000"><a name="3"></a>3.</font><font size="3"> 
                  <font color="#FFFFFF">Applet parameter menu.</font></font></b></td>
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                <td width="200" height="123"><img src="images/paramenu.gif" width="170" height="112"></td>
                <td width="150" height="123"> <font size="3">For each applet, 
                  this session displays a different menu. Even so, some parameters 
                  such as &quot;<b>applet size</b>&quot;, &quot;<b>resolution</b>&quot;, 
                  &quot;<b>enable textscroll</b>&quot; appear again and again. 
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                  <p><font size="3">Please consult each applet's tutorial for 
                    more information. Suppose that you select &quot;<b>enable 
                    textscrtoll</b>&quot; during this session, then, textscroll 
                    menu appear next.</font></p>
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                <td colspan="2" bgcolor="#6666FF"><b><font size="3" color="#000000"><a name="4"></a>4.</font><font size="3"> 
                  <font color="#FFFFFF">Textscroll menu</font></font></b></td>
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                      <td width="47%" height="121"><img src="images/textscrollmenu.gif" width="170" height="112"></td>
                      <td width="53%" height="121"> <font size="3">Textscroll 
                        menu includes several parameters and some of them only 
                        work when you choose a particular scroll type. </font></td>
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                  <p><font size="3">For example, &quot;<b>V.Space</b>&quot;parameter 
                    is locked when you select &quot;<b>horizontal</b>&quot; scroll. 
                    On the contrary, if you select &quot;<b>vertical&quot; scroll</b>, 
                    &quot;<b>Y Offset</b>&quot; parameter is locked, while you 
                    can define &quot;<b>V.Space</b>&quot; parameter. </font></p>
                  <p><font size="3">Although this sounds complicated, in actuality, 
                    you should only select what are selectable in the wizard. 
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                  <p><font size="3">In the following discussion, suppose that 
                    all parameters are selectable, although that would never be 
                    true in actual situation. </font></p>
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                <td width="200" height="103"><img src="images/scrolltext1.gif" width="200" height="89"></td>
                <td width="150" height="103"> <font size="3">First, choose a scroll 
                  type of text and type your desired text in the text field. There 
                  are four scroll types:<b> </b></font></td>
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                  <p><font size="3"><b>horizontal, vertical, zooming</b>, and<b> 
                    invzooming</b>. You can also import text data from existing 
                    documents. </font></p>
                  <p><font size="3">By clicking &quot;<b>Text from file...</b>&quot;button, 
                    file selection window will open, and ask you to choose a text 
                    file for import. Remember, it must be an ASCII file.</font> 
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                      <td width="31%" height="85"><img src="images/scrolltext2.gif" width="112" height="78"></td>
                      <td width="69%" height="85"> <font size="3">Next, decides 
                        the precise animation by setting these three parameters 
                        seen left. &quot;<b>V.Space</b>&quot; stands for &quot;<b>vertical 
                        spacing</b>&quot;of text lines.</font></td>
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                        <p><font size="3">This will not work unless you select 
                          &quot;<b>vertical</b>&quot; scroll. &quot;<b>Speed</b>&quot; 
                          parameter defines how fast the text scrolls or sometimes 
                          zooms and works finely in all scroll types. </font></p>
                        <p><font size="3">The value for &quot;<b>Y Offset</b>&quot; 
                          is the vertical position of the text. This is measured 
                          from the top. </font></p>
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                      <td width="31%" height="98"><img src="images/scrolltext3.gif" width="137" height="83"></td>
                      <td width="69%" height="98"> <font size="3">Next motion 
                        related parameter is a set of sine curve parameters. These 
                        are meaningful only if you select &quot;<b>horizontal</b>&quot; 
                        scroll.</font></td>
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                        <p><font size="3">With these parameters set, you can produce 
                          a waving line of text which scrolls from right to left. 
                          &quot;Amplitude&quot; is the amplitude of the wave. 
                          Well, it decides high wave or low wave. </font></p>
                        <p><font size="3">&quot;<b>Angle</b>&quot; may be a misleading 
                          name. It defines a cycle of a waving. When the value 
                          for &quot;<b>Angle</b>&quot; is low, the distance between 
                          wavings is wide. If it is higher, the distance will 
                          be narrower. Finally, &quot;Speed&quot; here represent 
                          the speed of waving.</font></p>
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                            <td width="37%" height="88"><img src="images/scrolltext4.gif" width="147" height="66"></td>
                            <td width="63%" height="88"><font size="3">Another 
                              motion related parameter is a set of &quot;<b>Jump</b>&quot; 
                              parameters. They are enabled only when you select 
                              &quot;<b>horizontal</b>&quot; scroll. </font></td>
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                        <p><font size="3">Plus, jumping movement is exclusive 
                          to sine movement. If you select both, sine movement 
                          would function and jump movement be ignored.</font> 
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                        <p><font size="3">Here, &quot;<b>Amplitude</b>&quot; decides 
                          how high the text line jumps and &quot;<b>Speed</b>&quot; 
                          decides its timing.</font></p>
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                      <td><font size="3">Next, we will discuss about the parameters 
                        which define how the text looks.</font></td>
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                            <td width="52%" height="99"><img src="images/scrolltext5.gif" width="220" height="94"></td>
                            <td width="48%" height="99"><font size="3">You now 
                              choose a font, size, colour and shape of the font. 
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                        <p><font size="3">By default, you select one font from 
                          Courier, Helvetica, Dialog, Times Roman. These are 
                          standard fonts and even if you want to type in non-Latin 
                          letters, such as Japanese, Greek and Hebrew, these four 
                          fonts can be used.</font></p>
                        <p><font size="3">This is achieved by automatically, so 
                          you don't really have to set non standard fonts 
                          in any circumstances, however, by unchecking &quot;<b>standard</b>&quot; 
                          box, you are allowed to select one from all the available 
                          system fonts.</font></p>
                        <p><font size="3">Note.</font></p>
                        <p><font size="3">Using non-standard fonts causes unexpected 
                          results in other people's systems. When you do thits, 
                          you must be aware of what you are doing.</font></p>
                                    <p><font size="3">Only when you select &quot;<b>zooming</b>&quot; 
                          or &quot;<b>invzooming</b>&quot; scroll, &quot;Min. 
                          size&quot; and &quot;Max. size&quot; of the font are 
                          selectable. </font></p>
                        <p><font size="3">With these two parameters, you can configure 
                          how your text zooms in and out. Plus, normal text &quot;Size&quot; 
                          parameter would be ignored, when you select &quot;<b>zooming</b>&quot; 
                          or &quot;<b>invzooming</b>&quot;.</font></p>
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                      <td width="32%"><img src="images/scrolltext6.gif" width="115" height="61"></td>
                      <td width="68%"><font size="3">Another font related parameter 
                        is &quot;shadow&quot; parameter. This literally decides 
                        the shadow of the font. If you do not need shadowed letters, 
                        leave this unselected.</font></td>
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                  <p><b>Appendix:</b></p>
                  <p>&nbsp;</p>
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                <td colspan="2"><b><font size="3" color="#000000"><a name="5"></a>5.</font><font size="3"> 
                  <font color="#FFFFFF">Expert menu.</font></font></b></td>
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                      <td><img src="images/expmenu.gif" width="170" height="112"></td>
                      <td><font size="3">Next session is Expert menu. This includes 
                        applet speed control, browser statusbar message, non Java&#153; 
                        enabled browser message and optional foreground image 
                        selection.</font> </td>
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                      <td width="40%" height="118"><img src="images/expert1.gif" width="180" height="105"></td>
                      <td width="60%" height="118">With these three parameters 
                        on the left, you can configure how applets affect on CPU 
                        and memory consumption.</td>
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                        <p>There are three pre-set values for them, i.e.: </p>
                        <p><b>Standard settings</b>, <b>Optimise for compatibility</b>, 
                          and <b>Optimise for speed. </b> </p>
                        <p><font size="3">By selecting one of them, you can avoid 
                          manual editing of the parameters. Let me present you 
                          a diagram which shows the relationship between values