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  1. #1
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    web object / java applet / scrollbar removal

    The only thing holding us back from a killer presentation is an unwanted scrollbar! We are trying to embed a 3rd-party produced java applet as a web object into a presentation. The other software creates a html page with right-side scrollbar placement. We can embed the applet, but the darn shaded scrollbar area shows up, too. This will not do.

    Apparently, there are at least two options:

    1. Embed the applet in another page without scrollbars. Such a page must use framesets, we've read. Unfortunately, our html knowledge is very limited, and our clumsy attempts have had disasterous results.

    2. Launch the applet as a pop-up (using, for example: http://www.codelifter.com/main/javas...esspopup1.html). This we have successfully done - from a link in another web page, exactly as the tutorial lays out. The question is, how do we get this to work with APMS 5.0? The souce page must have a lot of code in the header, code which we assume is impossible to integrate into AP. We can, of course, load the source page, but how do we "virtually" click the link, so our customers don't have to click twice?

    Are there any other solutions or recommendations you might have? I have attached a sample of the applet and the html page in the attached zip file.

    Apologies in advance if this goes beyond this forum's boundries. If we knew more about html, we probably would not need to post this message ....

    Thanks!

  2. #2
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    hi.
    a) no file attached.
    b) in html , use <BODY scroll="no">
    Hope that helps.
    Yossi

  3. #3
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    here is the file

    Perhaps it wouldn't take the file from the newtwork the first time.

    ops
    Attached Files

  4. #4
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    Thanks!

    Wow, that was simple .. see, I told you we wouldn't have posted if we had knew more html!

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