Congratulations, here's your new Viewlet!
Click on the link or the image below to open the Viewlet you've just created:
Introduction to WebPALS Searching    
Description of the Viewlet:
Basic search techniques for using the MnSCU/PALS WebPALS gateway.

To feature your Viewlet on an existing Web page, it needs to be uploaded to a server. You can either have it hosted on Qarbon's dedicated server, ViewletFarm, or host it on your own servers. You'll find more information about hosting Viewlets below.
Technical Tips & Tricks
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Here's how to host your Viewlets on Qarbon's ViewletFarm servers
In order to ensure that your Viewlets play reliably, Qarbon is putting the ViewletFarm, its dedicated servers, at your disposal. This service is absolutely free. Just add a link from your Web pages to our servers. It's that simple! Visit the ViewletFarm to find out more.
Here's how to host your Viewlets on your own server
Step 1

Upload the Viewlet files to your Web server directly from inside ViewletBuilder.

Step 2

Copy the following code and paste it between the <head> and </head> tags of your page:
<script language="javaScript">
<!--
function isViewletCompliant()
{
     answer=true;
     version=Math.round(parseFloat(navigator.appVersion) * 1000);
     if (navigator.appName.substring(0,9) == "Microsoft")
     {//IE4.0+ Ok on all platforms
         if(version<4000) answer=false;
     }
     if (navigator.appName.substring(0,8) == "Netscape")
     {//NN5.0+ needed on mac, NN4.06+ on other platforms
         if ((navigator.appVersion.indexOf("Mac")> 0) && (version<5000)) answer=false;
         else
         if (version<4060) answer=false;
     }
     // Browser Shouldn't support java 1.1 but might have plugin
     plugins=navigator.plugins;
     if (answer==false && plugins!=null)
     {
         for(i=0;i!=plugins.length;i++)
              if((plugins[i].name.indexOf("Java Plug-in")>=0) && (plugins[i].name.indexOf("1.0")<0))
                  answer=true;
     }
     return answer; //For other browsers we assume it works
}

function openViewlet(htmlFile,htmlWidth,htmlHeight)
{
     str = 'resizable=0,toolbar=0,menubar=0,';
     str = str + 'scrollbars=0,status=0,location=0,directory=0,width=350,height=200';
     if(!isViewletCompliant())
     {
          open("http://www.qarbon.com/warning/index.html",'Leelou',str);
     }
     else
     {
          window.open(htmlFile,'Leelou','width='+htmlWidth+',height='+htmlHeight+',top=10,left=20');
     }
}
// -->
</script>

Step 3

Copy/Paste ONE of the following two links:

    If the Viewlet is in the same directory as the Web page, copy this link:

    <a href="javascript:openViewlet('introwebpals_viewlet.html',699,570);">Introduction to WebPALS Searching </a>

OR

    If the Viewlet is in a different directory than the Web page, copy this link:

    <a href="javascript:openViewlet('path_to_viewlet\introwebpals_viewlet.html',699,570);">Introduction to WebPALS Searching </a>
    and replace 'path_to_viewlet' by the relative path from the Web page to the Viewlet.