<h2>Installation</h2> 

Package vmaxfileloader.zip that you will receive contains this example as it appears here. 
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It contains:<br> 
<table border=0 bgcolor="#eeffff" cellpadding=4> 
<tr bgcolor="#eeffff"><td valign="top">index.html</td><td valign="top"> - </td><td valign="top"> main HTML page
tao start with.</td></tr> 
<tr bgcolor="#eeffff"><td valign="top">vmaxfileloader.class </td><td valign="top"> - </td><td valign="top"> applet
class file</td></tr> 
<tr bgcolor="#eeffff"><td valign="top">vmaxfileloader.js </td><td valign="top"> - </td><td valign="top"> support
javascript library with basic functionality</td></tr> 
<tr bgcolor="#eeffff"><td valign="top">features.txt<br> 
params.txt<br> 
script.txt<br> 
simple.txt<br> 
download.txt</td><td valign="top"> - </td><td valign="top"> 
Files containing HTML fragments to load in this demo. 
</td></tr> 
</table> 

To make it work you need to upload .class and .js files in the same directory 
where your html is. 
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You are welcome to use the downloaded data in any way you chose instead of the way as 
shown DIV as it is done in this demo. You will need to define 
your own javascript handler function with ONDOCLOAD parameter. 
So you may need to write your own javascript functions, but note that 
myunescape function must always remains in all your scripts as this function 
call is used internally in the applet to correctly handle " and ' characters 
passing to your ONDOCLOAD callback handler. 
