Paste this code on your site. Make sure to edit the part in red. This Script will print in the status bar one letter at a time.

<script>
    message     = "Your Message Here^"
                           
  scrollSpeed = 0
  lineDelay   = 20000000000000000


  txt         = ""

  function scrollText(pos) {
    if (message.charAt(pos) != '^') {
      txt    = txt + message.charAt(pos)
      status = txt
      pauze  = scrollSpeed
    }
    else {
      pauze = lineDelay
      txt   = ""
      if (pos == message.length-1) pos = -1
    }
    pos++
    setTimeout("scrollText('"+pos+"')",pauze)
  }

  // Unhide -->
scrollText(0)
  </script>
Paste this code on your site. Make sure to edit the part in red. This Script will print in the status bar all at the same time.

<script language="JavaScript"><!--
var message = "Your Message Here";
function dgstatus()
{
      window.status = message;
timerID= setTimeout("dgstatus()", 0);
}

dgstatus();

// --></script>
Paste this part in the HEAD of your HTML page.

<HEAD>

<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">

<!-- Begin
function coor() {
window.status = "X=" + window.event.x + " Y=" +window.event.y;
}
//  End -->
</script>


Insert this part into your BODY tag.

<BODY onmousemove="coor()">

This is great when your testing your banner with a background layout
Place this script in the HEAD page. As long as you add + at the end of each message, you can add as many messages to it as you want.

<script language="JavaScript">



var statBarMsg = "This message appears in the status bar ..... " +
                 "It will repeat continuously while the page is viewed ....." +
              
                 "good, right?    " ;

function startStatusScroller()
{
    window.status = statBarMsg;
    statBarMsg = statBarMsg.substring(1, statBarMsg.length) + statBarMsg.substring(0, 1)
    setTimeout("startStatusScroller()", 150)
}//-->
</SCRIPT>



Paste this part in the body of the page.

<body onLoad="startStatusScroller();">