Sometimes it is necessary to place an ImageSafe "JAR" file in a different directory to the HTML file. Free websites like HOTBOT insist on this. For instance, in the case of HOTBOT the "JAR" file will be put in a subdirectory called "images" when it is uploaded and the user has no choice about this. If the JAR file is put in a different directory to the HTML file the created HTML must be altered.
If the JAR file is called "pic.jar" then the HTML line created by BMPsqueezer
archive="pic.jar"
archive="images/pic.jar"
As already discussed on the basics page there is no problem
putting multiple applets on a single webpage. The code between the
applet......../applet
tags should be cut and pasted into the
composite webpage but the JAR file for each image remains separate.