FrontLook Java Effects - Button Bar Helper
The Button bar creates JavaScript button bars to control the sequencing of
the Java Effects Scroller and Slide Show applets/components only. The Button bar helper inserts a button
template at the cursor location and copies the needed button files to your
web. Once these button bars are inserted, they cannot be edited by the
button bar helper. You can however, delete the button bar and insert another
one in its place.
Warning: These button bars will only control the Scroller and Slide show
applets and operate in Netscape 4.0 or greater
and Internet Explorer 4.0 or greater.

Button Bar Help Dialog
Component - allows you
to select the applet or component that the button bar will be created for.
Note: for a component to appear in the list, the page must be saved
before bringing up the Button bar Helper. The "(User)" option in
this popup menu allows you to manually name the component name and type, but
this is required only in special situations.
Button Style - sets the button style of the button bar.
Button preview - The buttons are previewed to the right of the
control as the Button Style is selected.
Button Bar Type - Sets the orientation and number of buttons for the
button bar to be inserted.
Description - A description of the Button Bar to be inserted when OK
is pressed.
Absolute references
for Shared Borders checkbox -
Check this when inserting the component or applet into the shared borders of the web
page. See "Using FrontLook Java Effects in Shared Borders" topic for background
information.
Local Preview / Server Preview radio buttons (selectable only when editing
a disk web)
When editing a disk web, two additional radio buttons appear under the
"Absolute references..." check box.
Note:
The component or applet will not preview on both the local disk web and
the published the web to the server. During testing locally, select the
"Local Preview" button so that the component or applet can be viewed. Once
testing is completed, select the "Server Preview" button so that when you
publish the web, the component or applet will operate properly. If you
publish the component with the "Local Preview" button selected, the
component will not operate properly.
OK - Inserts the Button Bar at the cursor location and copies the
buttons files to your web.
Cancel - Cancels the operation.
Help - brings up this file.