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In order to be able to create a Flash applet or JavaScript
effects, you must first select them. When you log in, you
enter the applet directory page automatically. If you are
not a commercial user, then you are limited to the freeware
applets. As a commercial user, you can access the applets
you are subscribing to in addition to the freeware applets.
Freeware users
When you select an applet, the applet will be
copied into a temporary folder on our server. You can then
make the configuration changes you want. When you test the
applet, the applet will appear together with a link, so that
you can download the applet and its corresponding HTML file.
When you log out, the files will be deleted from the temporary
folder.
Commercial users
When you select an applet, the applet will be
copied into your folder, the file will generally be named
"appletname1.swf" (or "appletname1.js"
if you have selected a JavaScript effect). Dependent files
that this applet uses will be copied too, this could be images
and sounds. If your folder is full, then nothing will be copied.
When you log off, the applet and the files will still be there
in your folder. You can whenever you want edit the SWF or
JS file again to make changes to that specific applet. Note
that as a commercial user, you download the SWF or JS file
directly in the file handler.
NOTE : For Flash applets, although the
dependent files are needed and have to be in your folder when
you are customizing and working with one specific applet,
they are not always needed when you are going to put the applet
on your page. Images and sounds will be embedded in the SWF
file. Normally, you only have to have the HTML OBJECT tag
and the SWF file to make an applet work on your folder. As
for JavaScript effects, this is different, the files are bundled
together with the JS in the downloading
zip file.
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