ScrambleApplet is a videogame. The click of a button displays an image from the file whose name forms the title of the button. The image is divided into tiles of equal size, one of the tiles is removed and the image is scrambled. The purpose of the game is restore the image by clicking on the tiles surrounding the empty space. The click causes the tile to slide into the empty space and the empty space is formed on the place of the tile. Be patient after you click a button. Loading of the image file may take some time. The applet is running width jpeg or gif images of any size. Parameters: "image0", "image1","image2" .... relative URLs of the image files with respect of applet codebase. Any number of images can be used. Game can be also run as Java application from the same Jar file Scramble.jar . The application allows you to browse your file system for images. To run the application when you have Sun's Java Runtime environment installed issue in the OS Shell command(one line): [path]java -cp [path1]Scramble.jar jhonz.apps.ScrambleApplication where [path] denotes the path to the java.exe program and [path1] path to the downloaded jar_file. In Windows 98 replace the word java by the word jview (in case you do not have Sun's Java Runtime environment installed). The path to jview. exe can be usually skipped. If you have Sun's JRE v1.2 or higher you may also issue simpler command(one line): [path]javaw -jar [path1]Scramble.jar where [path] denote the path to javaw.exe program. If you have .jar extension (Executable Jar File type) associated with javaw program you may also start the Java application by doubleclicking the jar file icon and also run the application after downloading the jar file into a temporary directory. To do the latter chose the option "Open this file from its current location" in File Download dialog. The command for the association is(one line): [path]javaw -jar "%1" The "%1" with double quotes is important. Without it you will not be able to use the association if the jar file is in a directory having spaces in its name. Download the Jar file!