This page requires a java-capable browser Web Menus Expand Menu Studio *NEW* Construct and maintain multi-level menus with this complete menu solution. Includes a menu editor and 50 menu design templates. Read More... Mercury Buttons Dynamically build graphical web buttons and tabs in just minutes. No images required! Read More... Fission Menu Quickly turn a single image into a stylish themed panel of web buttons with the minimum of effort! Read More... eXpand The classic 2-level menu applet. Dynamically expand sub-menus as you move over top-level menus. Read More... Banners Spotlight Banner Create fantastic eye-catching lighting effects with the Spotlight applet. Read More... Security Abstract e-mail Abstract offers a truly simple solution to protecting e-mail addresses on your site. Read More...   Abstract - Frequently Asked Questions FAQ Archive Java Applets • What Is A Java Applet? • Will Applets Work On Every PC? • 'Page' Parameter Link Doesn't Work • How Can I Make The Background Transparent? What Is A Java Applet? A Java applet is a tiny 3rd party program that is downloaded onto your site visitor's computer. The eXpand Java applet contains a pre-compiled animation system with an automatic navigation program, allowing you to simply and quickly configure it and add menus to your web pages. Will Applets Work On Every PC? The vast majority of Windows computers (Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP) are distributed with the capability of running Java applets. Additionally, Java applets are compatible with most popular internet browsers such as Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. 'Page' Parameter Link Doesn't Work The 'Page' parameter used by Abstract must have dummy characters inserted into it. Every 2nd character will be ignored by the applet. If you're having problems with your 'Page' parameter, copy the value of it into the 'Text' parameter and then refresh the web page with the Abstract applet. You will now see how Abstract has interpreted the value you are using. Another thing to be aware of is that you do not need to prefix the 'Page' parameter with the text "mailto:". This is automatically added by the Abstract applet. How Can I Make The Background Transparent? Unfortunately, Java applets can't have transparent backgrounds. However, you can alter the background color of the applet to match the background color of the page to make the background appear to be transparent. See the information on the BGColor parameter for more information. Contact Us We're continuously monitoring feedback and improving our documentation to provide the best service we can. The site FAQ will be regularly updated to reflect this feedback. If you experience any problems or have any queries running the eXpand applet, please contact support@wibbleware.com.   Ordering Online How To Buy Online... Major Credit Cards... PayPal... Secure And Confidential... Privacy... Licensing... Money Back Guarantee... News [March 2006] EMS v2.4 Bundled with a GUI editor and 50 menu designs, this updated multi- level menu makes professional site navigation a breeze... Read More... [March 2005] Product Updates A number of product updates have been made... Read More... [April 2004] Mercury v1.3 Two for one - Mercury can now create buttons AND tabs... Read More... [April 2004] Fission v1.1 An update to Fission navigation menu, our alternative to HTML imagemaps... Read More... [March 2004] Web Page Design A beginners guide to designing web pages... Read More... [Home]   [Products]   [Downloads]   [Purchase]   [Support]   [Articles]   [About] support@wibbleware.com        © Wibbleware 2003-2007       Privacy Policy [Java™ Trademark Disclaimer]