<APPLET CODE="linegraph.class" HEIGHT=180 WIDTH=400>
(You can alter the height and width to whatever you want)
<PARAM NAME=mode VALUE="0">
(Specifies that "Date Mode" is to be used)
<PARAM NAME=title VALUE="Sales">
(Supply a title for the graph)
<PARAM NAME=ymax VALUE=30>
(Use to specify the upper limit for your graph)
<PARAM NAME=ymin VALUE=10>
(Use to specify the lower limit for your graph - defaults to zero)
<PARAM NAME=NumberOfLabs VALUE=5>
(Number of 'x' axis labels.)
<PARAM NAME=YLabFrequency VALUE=5>
(Override the frequency of Y-axis labels)
<PARAM NAME=Grid VALUE=true>
(Show grid. Enter "false" to hide the grid)
<PARAM NAME=Lab1 VALUE="Jan-99">
<PARAM NAME=Lab2 VALUE="Apr-99">
<PARAM NAME=Lab3 VALUE="Jul-99">...etc.
(These parameters specify the 'x' axis labels you want displayed on your graph. There should be as many labels as are specified in the "NumberOfLabs" parameter.)
<PARAM NAME=LineColor_R_L1 VALUE=255>
<PARAM NAME=LineColor_G_L1 VALUE=0>
<PARAM NAME=LineColor_B_L1 VALUE=0>
(These 3 parameters specify the Red-Green-Blue values for the color of the graphing line to be drawn. Use values between 0 and 255.)
<PARAM NAME=NumberOfVals VALUE=30>
(You can alter the value to whatever you want - this determines how many points will be shown on the graph)
<PARAM NAME=Val1_L1 VALUE="29.1">
<PARAM NAME=Val2_L1 VALUE="12.5">
<PARAM NAME=Val3_L1 VALUE="10.3">...etc.
(These parameters specify the values you want displayed on your graph. There should be as many values as are specified in the "NumberOfVals" parameter. For extra lines use VAL1_L2, VAL2_L2 etc...)
<PARAM NAME=Lines VALUE=1>
<PARAM NAME=BorderRight VALUE=20>
<PARAM NAME=BorderLeft VALUE=30>
<PARAM NAME=BorderTop VALUE=20>
<PARAM NAME=BorderBase VALUE=20>
<PARAM NAME=Bg_r VALUE=220>
<PARAM NAME=Bg_g VALUE=240>
<PARAM NAME=Bg_b VALUE=255>
<PARAM NAME=Border_r VALUE=100>
<PARAM NAME=Border_g VALUE=100>
<PARAM NAME=Border_b VALUE=250>
<PARAM NAME=LineWidth VALUE=2>
<PARAM NAME=ShowPoints VALUE=0>
<PARAM NAME=FontSize VALUE=13>
(These parameters set additional display options.)
</APPLET>