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Led Stock Quotes Ticker Applet Hits: 23 ***** 2.0 Led Stocks Quotes Ticker       Applet is the perfect       browser embedded tool you       can enhance your site by       showing real-time stock       quotes values in a stock       market similar led display.       Based on Java TM       technology, this applet       offers the following       features: - real-time       quotes values: the applet       reads stock quotes values       from a live data feed on       your server. We offer along       with the applet a sample PHP       script that provides quotes       from Yahoo Financial TM.       Script output is simple,       custom feeds can be easily       developed. We provide       specification for feed       output format, so you can       connect to your own feed or       database. - customizable       stocks or indexes: you can       set any stocks (or other       type of products) that feed       can provide. Sample PHP       script provides all symbols       you can find on Yahoo!       FinancialTM. In the Live       Demo section or this site,       you can enter what products       you want to see if script       supports them. -       customizable fields to       display: you can set what       fields to display in the       applet. For example you can       show SYMBOL, LAST, CHANGE,       CHANGE% etc - range is only       limited by what feed is       sending. See Live Demo       section for full list of       sample PHP script supported       fields, or contact me if you       need other fields. -       customizable colors &       speed: colors and speed can       be set from applet       parameters; the fonts are       matrix based, there is no       predefined font. All letter       characters and some special       characters are available.       - text message: you can       set from applet tag a text       message to appear before       stock data. - pop-up on       click: you can set the       applet to pop-up an URL when       user clicks on it.       Date: May, 23 2006