THIS SCRIPT BROUGHT TO YOU BY JAVAFILE.COM - http://www.javafile.com APPLET INSTRUCTIONS: To use PassMaster you'll need to follow these steps: Download the PassMaster .zip file. Unzip into the directory of the .html page that will use it. (If you don't have a .zip utility you can obtain a shareware demo at http://www.winzip.com). Include the and tags (described below) in the web pages that will use PassMaster. Create the "password.log" file. That's it! & Tags The following and tags are used to embed PassMaster into your web page, just like a graphic! NOTES: "bgcolor" = The color to set the 10x10 pixel used to launch PassMaster. This color should be set to something that matches or blends with the background of your web page so it is hidden as much as possible. The integer,integer,integer value corresponds the the red, green and blue values (respectively) of the color you want. If you don't know the RGB value of the color, we recommend using a good paint program like Adobe PhotoShop or Corel PhotoPaint to get it. "framebg" = Similar to bgcolor, except it is the RGB value of the PassMaster frame background color. "frame" = The name of the frame to load the resulting .html page into (see creating a password log defined below.). If you do not have a frame to load the page into you can specify either:"_top" to load into the current browser, or Give a non-existant name (like "google") to load it into a new browser. (This will open a new browser named "google". Any future pages targeted to "google" will be shown in this browser.) Create a Password Log PassMaster reads the user name, password and .html filename parameters from a text file named "password.log". You can create this file in any ASCII text editor (like DOS EDIT, Windows NOTEPAD or WORDPAD, WordPerfect, etc.). To work properly, the file should be created as follows: name: = "user_1_name"; password: = "user_1_password"; URL: = "user_1_.html_page"; name: = "user_2_name"; password: = "user_2_password"; URL: = "user_2_.html_page"; :: : name: = "last_user_name"; password: = "last_user_password"; URL: = "last_user_.html_page"; END_FILE NOTES: name: = "" - An approved user name. password: = "" - The approved user's password. URL: = "" - The .html page to load if the name and password are correct. Please note that the password.log should always follow these rules: Only one value (name, password or URL) should appear on a line. name: = "" should always be declared first for a given user. URL: = "" should always be declared last for a given user. The value for a parameter should always appear in " " marks. Parameters mus always appear as name:, password: and URL:. Forgetting the ":" mark wil result in the value being ignored. This is to make sure that the name:, password: and URL: values are always interpreted correctly and not confused with substrings in the value. PASTE THIS SCRIPT INTO YOUR BODY TAG THIS SCRIPT BROUGHT TO YOU BY JAVAFILE.COM - http://www.javafile.com