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Alert Button...
This is probably the simpliest Button JavaScript. Copy 4 lines of HTML into your document and you have a button alert! The button can have different words on it and the message can also be customized.
Directional buttons...
This effect is practically unknown. 6 lines of HTML give you back and forward buttons that act exactly like the ones in your web browser. This script is best used in frames where one frame is the 'menu' - It makes your users feel more secure when they know they can go back.
e-mail sublect line...
Let your visitors send you e-mail with a predetermined subject!
e-mail buttons...
This effect, however, is over-used. A JavaScript button will bring up an E-Mail Window for your users. You can also include a predefined subject if you so decide. Both methods are demonstrated.
Textarea Alert...
Use JavaScript to alert your user with the contents of a textarea! This also serves little purpose in the real world, but nonetheless is a great example of JavaScript. Type something in the box and hit 'Alert Me!'
Pulldown Menu...
You can make it easier on our visitors to find their way around your site. I highly suggest using the extremely popular and extremely useful menu list. It seems every good site has one.... So, put one on your site! If you use this script, please leave a link to our site in the pulldown menu!
Headliner...
When you need to present information on your site, you should consider this script. Appropriately named the Headliner, it presents a number of messages to your visitors in many different formats including a simple scroll, typewriter, expand, and just static text. Each message when clicked can take the visitor to a different URL! This script is really great.... Just check it out!

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