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Here is a copy of the basic Left Scroll script: Copy this script to NotePad. [Open Notepad. Paste the script in Notepad and save it as Lscroll.htm to your Stationery Class folder.] Don't forget the htm.
Start your copy from here: and all the way to </html>
<!--Another original script by Dorothy Becknell-->
<!--Written December 27, 2007-->
<html>
<head>
<title></title>
<!--These are variables which you can change-->
<style type=text/css>
body{
border-right:#F2C9DB 5px solid;
border-top:#F2C9DB 5px solid;
margin-top:50px;
scrollbar-face-color:#F2C9DB;
border-left: #F2C9DB 5px solid;
scrollbar-arrow-color:#ffffff;
border-bottom:#F2C9DB 5px solid;
background-color:#beccee;
margin-left:450px;
margin-right:50px;
font-family:"Curlz MT";
text-align:left
}
.div1{
Font-weight: normal; Font-size: 24pt; color: #ffffff
}
</style>
<!--midi or wav-->
<bgsound src="Music Path goes here" balance="0" loop="-1" volume="0">
</head>
<!--image path and size-->
<body bgColor="#beccee" background="Image background Path goes here" width="1500px" height="400px"
background-position: x=0 y=0>
<div class="div1">
<div>Text goes here.</div></div><!--write your text in the edit screen-->
<script language=vbscript>
'--------------------------
'A very simple strip scroll
'Dec 27, 2007
'Scripting by Dottie
'http://www.tulsagal.com
'dottieb1@swbell.net
'Please do not alter the credits in this script!
'------------------------
<!--change window ticker if you'd like. Write text between quotes-->
window.status=" Place what you would like here."
<!--do not change anything below this line-->
dim x,y
x=0
y=0
sub
window_onLoad()
end sub
window.setInterval
"scrollBack",64
sub
scrollBack()
x=x+1
document.body.style.backgroundPosition=y&"
"&-x
end sub
</script>
</body>
</html>
Now we will begin work in Notepad. Copy and paste from the <html> to </html> in Notepad. Right away, remember to save this script to your Stationery Class folder. Then immediately rename your script to one which describes your image. i.e. Floral.htm Save the renamed script also to your Stationery Class folder. This is the script you will work in - not the original! Don't forget to add the .htm to the renamed script. You will be saving the same script twice - but with different names.
