<script
language="javascript"
type="text/javascript">
function
selectScroller(n)
{
optlist
=
document.scrollform.scroller;
optlist[optlist.length]
=
new
Option(optlist[0].text,
"",
false,
false);
optlist[0]
=
null;
optlist.selectedIndex
=
-1;
n
=
(n
+
1)
%
optlist.length;
setTimeout("selectScroller("+n+")",1000);
}
function
Go()
{
selectScroller(0);
}
window.onload
=
Go;
</script>
<form
name="scrollform">
<select
name="scroller"
size=8>
<option>
<option>
<option>
<option>
<option>
<option>
<option>
<option>
<option>This select option list will
<option>scroll
text by copying
<option>the
top line to the bottom
<option>line
before deleting the
<option>top
line. This moves the
<option>options
up one line and
<option>gives
the impression of
<option>scrolling.
<option>
<option>You can leave as many
<option>blank
lines as you feel
<option>necessary
to give the
<option>look
of begining and
<option>ending.
<option>
<option>This script was written
<option>in
response to those
<option>who
wanted a news
<option>scroller
to work within
<option>a
table's cell and for
<option>those
who want old
<option>browsers
to also see
<option>a
scoller on the page.
<option>
<option>yourmail@hotmail.com
</select>
</form>