Glowing Messages is a message presentation applet with a glow effect. Every message can be linked to a URL.

Text message viewer with fire effect. Ability to set your target page or frame, and link. Set a background image, fire color.

BrainCode's JS SCROLL is a horizontal scrolling text ticker, often called a marquee. Specifically designed for JavaScript Junkies, it's completely JavaScript controllable. (Get a look at the great doc. provided with the applet.) JS SCROLL supports unlimited messages you can change on-the-fly, dynamic text color, link color, and background color changes, and many other neat tricks you can usually only do with difficult, cumbersome DHTML code. Fast download! Grab a free copy for your toolkit.

This is a neat text effect Java applet. It allows you to display a text message in a bouncing mode. You can configure text message, font, color properties, and it supports hyperlinks.

A very small text fading applet, which supports links, and fades text in and out across the applet space. Written in Java 1.0 - compatible with all java-enabled browsers.

NewsManPRO! is a text scroller/effect applet that allows you to easily create professional news listings on your website. Free evaluation available, with including galaxy wipes, automatic scrolling, and more. The latest version also includes new sound FX.

P-pack includes a series of web-based Java presentation programs (ScrollUp, NewsFlash, TickLeft, RotateInfo, TypeText) that can be used to enhance your web site. These programs include comments in HTML examples for easy testing and installation.

Pacman eats your head- or taglines. This applet is based upon the classic freeware-applet from L. Relihan. It has been revised and supplemented, and now it can display as many lines as you want (appearing and eaten one after another), and most of its properties are now adjustable. <b>update:</b> added some parameters.

This applet converts text to a "signature" using only ASCII characters. Enter your name or a phrase in the text field and press Scripto! You can then cut and paste from the results in the text box to your document (use fixed width font).

This applet takes 3 strings as arguments and will slide the letters around from one string to the next. It assumes the strings are of equal length and that they are anagrams (i.e. they all contain the same letters). The speed of the sliding is a bit unpredictable depending on the client's browser type and operating system.