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Community Building with ChatSpace Server Manual

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To use your own skins in the applet, you must override the default skins path<br />

setting in the Java Client.<br />

To implement this override:<br />

Add the parameter skinsPath to the Java Client parameter (.prm) file.<br />

For example, name=skinsPath=images/skins<br />

triggers the skins to be loaded from the c:\Program Files<br />

\<strong>ChatSpace</strong>\<strong>Community</strong> <strong>Server</strong>\CSSrvr\Data\java\images\skins directory.<br />

The skins path is relative to path where the applet is loaded.<br />

Note, some skins are stretched either horizontally or vertically to fill up<br />

available space, when the applet is resized.<br />

Customizing Skins<br />

You can create your own skins for your <strong>ChatSpace</strong> clients.<br />

The <strong>ChatSpace</strong> Java Client user interface is designed to use a skin which is<br />

composed of multiple graphic files positioned by the applet around its layout.<br />

By default. the .gif files used in the skin are stored inside the Java archive<br />

and are loaded automatically from there by the applet.<br />

Figure 1 on page 72 provides a layout of the main applet window in which<br />

graphic elements appear. The key listing the graphics’ file names follows in<br />

Table 1 on page 72.<br />

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