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 Can I use this applet on my site for free?
      Sure, all our applets can be used for free on your site. But without the id_key, a link to this site will appear when the mouse is moved over the applet.

 How do I remove the link that appears when I move the mouse over?
      To have the link removed or be able to change the link to point somewhere else, you'll need to purchase a id_key for the domain you wish to host the applet on.

 I download the zip file but can't find the class files.
      The .jar file is the only file required to run the applet. A .jar file is just a file with all the class files zipped up. It is use for faster loading. If you wish to see the class files change the .jar to .zip and unzip it, but it's not nessecary.

 I get a "class not found" error when running it from my web site. How do I fix that.?
      Make sure all the jar and class files are uploaded to your web server. If your web page document is not located in the same directory as the class files, you will need to add the tag codebase inside the applet tag. For example, if your class files are located in "http://www.abc.com/applet/" and your document is located in "http://www.abc.com/doc.html".
    <applet archive="flame.jar" class="flame.class" codebase="applet/">
 I am getting a "Security Violation!" How do I fix that?
      Java does not allow you to load images or files from other sites. All images and files loaded by the applet must reside on the same domain name. Just make sure you are not loading images or files located on other domains.

 My images are not loading.
      First make sure you have uploaded all the images used in the applet. Then make sure you have the correct path to the images enter for the parameters. For example, if you images are in a different directory such as "/images" then you will have to specify it in the paramter like
    <param name="image1" value="images/image1.jpg">
Some unix servers have case sensitive filenames so make sure the filenames have the same case. It is also better to just keep all filenames lowercase.


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