This is the TF_Cube Applet.  You can use basically any image for it.  Little or no preparation to the images is required.  However, you will need 6 of them.  You can use different images or duplicate ones, whichever you like.   You will need the Cube.class and Cube2.class files which you can find along with a code sniplets for the applet in the files section at our Yahoo Group Site.    There are few changes that you will need to make.  I have hightlighted them in red below.  You will need to add about 30px onto the height and width of the image and you can also change the background color.  The numbers in the script  54,117,128 are R,G,B color codes.   For Stationery Use :   <APPLET codeBase=http://your website add goes here/
            code=TF_Cube.class width=200 height=200><PARAM NAME="image6" VALUE="http://your website add goes here/applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="image5" VALUE="http://your website add goes here/applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="image4" VALUE="http://your website add goes here/applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="background" VALUE="54,117,128"><PARAM NAME="image3" VALUE="http://your website add goes here/applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="image2" VALUE="http://your website add goes here/applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="image1" VALUE="http://your website add goes here/applets/image name.jpg"></APPLET>     For Webpages Use:   <APPLET code=TF_Cube.class width=200 height=200><PARAM NAME="image6" VALUE="applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="image5" VALUE="applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="image4" VALUE="applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="background" VALUE="54,117,128"><PARAM NAME="image3" VALUE="applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="image2" VALUE="applets/image name.jpg"><PARAM NAME="image1" VALUE="/applets/image name.jpg"></APPLET>   ***Please make note that the only main difference between how you would use the code for a stationery and a webpage is that the stationery must have the codebase line and the pathways are complete addys.  The pathways in the webpage need only have the folder name if one is used and the file name.     I hope you will enjoy making your own creations using this applet and have not had any problems following my instructions. If you do run into a problem or have a question,  don't hesitate to ask Karen, Shari or any of the other group members.  We will be glad to help you.   Hugs,   Karen