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Here's your FREE Mouse Tracking Clock Java code from Grams at         
Yummy Cake         
Just follow these easy steps...

*  Either right click on this page and then click "View Source", OR
*  Click open the VIEW menu and click on "Source".

*  A text box will open that has the entire HTML source code for this web page.
You will want just the JAVA code, and that's   A L L   THE LINES BETWEEN the STAR BOXES.
The STAR BOXES look like this...

<!--
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S T A R   B O X

  Copy and paste this entire code and insert it on your own
  web page below the <BODY> tag.

  You can alter the colors in the first few lines to
  contrast to your page's background color.

  IF ANY CODE BELOW THE FIRST ELEVEN LINES IS ALTERED, THE
  ALIGNMENTS WILL BE LOST!

  THIS JAVA CODE IS DEDICATED AND CREDITED TO THE WEB ARTIST
  AT THE FOLLOWING WEB PAGE...

http://www.greatdanepro.com

Note from Grams... My grandson, Scott Ley, was able to show me that the
above isn't entirely true.  Originally, the code resulted in a date that
went "day-first" instead of "month-first", as in 16 FEBRUARY 2009.  Scott
changed the 21st line from...

TodaysDate=" "+d[date.getDay()]+" "+day+" "+m[date.getMonth()]+" "+year;

                                        to...

TodaysDate=" "+d[date.getDay()]+" "+m[date.getMonth()]+" "+day+" "+year;

This changed the clock to "month-first", as in FEBRUARY 16 2009, and no
alignments were lost.

So if you're careful, my sweetie, you too can play around with the code!

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 -->

*  Select and copy all the lines of code INCLUDING both the beginning
and ending STAR BOXES.  Be sure to include the "comment" commands that
are just before and just after the STAR BOXES.  They look
like this:  <!--  and this:  -->

*  Paste the code into your own web page after the <BODY> tag.

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