The applet object reflects the applet element.

This is single character key that either gives focus to an element (in some browsers) or activates a form control or link action. The browser an

Defines the alignment of the element within its surrounding container. Only partially implemented in Netscape 6.2.

This is the text message to be displayed if the object or applet fails to load. There is little indication that setting this property on an existing

Provides the HTML content to be displayed if the object or applet fails to load. This can be a message, static image, or any other HTML that best fi

Reflects the archive attribute of the applet element. Only partially implemented in the browsers.

Removes focus from the current APPLET object, at which time the APPLET object's onblur event fires.

Provides the name of the Java applet class file set to the code attribute. Not fully implemented in Netscape 7.

Provides the path to the directory holding the class file designated in the code attribute. The codebase attribute does not name the class file,

It is unclear how you would use this property with an applet object because the dataFld and dataSrc properties (as set in element attributes)

It's unclear how you would use this property with an applet object because the dataFld and dataSrc properties (as set in element attributes)

Gives focus from the current APPLET object, at which time the APPLET object's onfocus event fires

Indicate the height and width in pixels of the element as set by the tag attributes. Changing the values does not necessarily change the actual rect

Indicate the pixel measure of horizontal and vertical margins surrounding an applet. The hspace property affects the left and right edges of the e

This is the identifier associated with the applet. Use the name when referring to the object in the form document. appletName .