StarWars style java "text" scroller uses a bank of nine re-assignable image arrays.A three applet suite with source and description. This is an example of what happens when java and graphics work as compliments.

AcuteScroller is a full featured vertical scroller in a very small package. Supports free formatting of the text including images, bullets and rulers. Includes examples, tutorials and documentation.

AcuteShifter is one of the most flexible message applets available on the net. Includes free formatting of the message including images and JavaScript control for unique helper applications. Examples, tutorials and documentation available online.

Advanced News Scroll is a highly configurable vertical text scroller and vertical news ticker. The scroll content can be loaded from a separate text file or parameters. This applet features smooth scrolling, highlighted URL links, optional border, background image, and etc.

Advanced Newsticker is a single line newsticker applet with lots of configurations. This applet features many cool effects, such as horizontal scrolling, vertical scrolling, typing and fading.

Advanced Typewriter Scroll is a highly configurable vertical text scroller and vertical news ticker. This applet features smooth scrolling, highlighted URL links, the scroll content can be loaded from a separate text file or parameters, optional border, configurable margins, and background image.

A freeware applet to trace the contour of an image and to use this borderline as the path for a cool scrolling text.

This applet is a horizontal text-scroller, allowing you to pause/resume the display by holding down the mouse. Text can be customized.

Announcer is a single line newsticker and message presentation Java applet.

AnyFontV is more than horizontal scroller applet by providing 261 font options including some old-typewriter fonts. You are not limited by painfully short list of Java font options(Helvetica, Courier, TimesRoman, Dialog, Symbol, Sans Serrif, Arial and Wingdings), you have the whopping 261 font options including some old-typewriter fonts provided by mw6tech sizzling multi-font driven Java applets. Furthermore, we can add as many fonts as you would like, technically, we don't have any limit whatsoever with respect to how many fonts our applets can support, our applets have total control of fonts. This is definitely the good news for web developers who have different font preferences.