In both of these examples, unlike any of the others, we've used the LineWidth parameter to alter the width of the rolling lines. This is just aesthetic - it makes no difference to the applet's function.

In the example above, the Location parameter is set to "bottom", which turns the applet upside-down. The UnlockOnExit parameter is set to "yes" - if you click an entry and move the mouse out of the applet, the lock color will switch off. When you re-enter the applet, the selected entry will remain unlit. More noticeably, the applet has too many entries to display them all, so it adds scroll buttons. The ScrollSpeed parameter is set to 'medium' (its default), and the colors of the scroll buttons are left at their defaults, so they automatically match themselves to your already-defined colors.