Adding Java applets is simple using FrontPage, Microsoft's WYSIWYG Web design program. This tutorial, which uses FrontPage 2000, assumes a basic knowledge of Java and an existing Java applet.
Step1
Start FrontPage and open an existing web.
Step2
Click on the Insert menu and choose Advanced, then Java Applet.
Step3
Type the name of the Java source applet. This name typically ends with a Class extension.
Step4
In the applet base URL, type the location of the folder containing the Java applet's source file.
Step5
Type a message for non-Java-supported browsers in the "Messages for browsers without Java Support" box.
Step6
Add an alternate message for browsers that don't support Java by typing HTML in the "Message for browsers without Java Support" window. Type a short message, such as "Your browser is not Java-compatible."
Step7
Add the applet's parameters in the Applet Parameters box. The parameters are part of the applet and are usually listed in the documentation.
Step8
Change the layout and size of the applet as desired. Click OK when finished.
Step9
Make any formatting changes to the applet on the page, such as centering it.
Step10
Save the page when finished.
Step11
Preview the page in a Web browser by choosing Preview in Browser from the File menu. From the dialog box, choose which browser to use and the desired settings.
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