6-Line StatusScroller

Look at the status Bar Below

Here's the code:

Put this part in your head tag
<head>
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
var i = 0; 
var TextNumber = 0; 
var TextInput = new Object(); 
var HelpText=""; 
var Text = ""; 
var Speed=200 
var WaitSpace=" " 
TextInput[0] = 'This is a cool effect!...............'; TextInput[1] = "You can type something here!.........." TextInput[2] = "Then type some more here!............." TextInput[3] = "Then type some more still!............" TextInput[4] = "And yes, still more!.................." TextInput[5] = "And guess what, still more!..........." TextInput[6] = "And on and on and on.................." TotalTextInput = 6; // (0, 1, 2, 3, 4,5,6) 
for (var Tomer = 0; Tomer <= TotalTextInput; 
Tomer++) { 
TextInput[Tomer]+=WaitSpace 
} 
var TimerId 
var TimerSet=false; 
function startBanner () { 
TimerSet=!TimerSet 
if (TimerSet) 
banner(); 
else 
kill(); 
} 
function banner() { 
Text=rollMessage(); 
TimerId = setTimeout("banner()", Speed) 
window.status=Text; 
} 
function rollMessage () { 
Wait_yn=false; 
i++; 
var CheckSpace = HelpText.substring(i-1, i); 
CheckSpace = "" + CheckSpace; 
if (CheckSpace == " ") {i++;} 
if (i >= HelpText.length+1) {i=0; if (TextNumber 
< TotalTextInput) {TextNumber++;} else 
{TextNumber = 0;} init();} 
Text = HelpText.substring(0, i); 
return (Text); 
} 
function init () { 
Text = TextInput[TextNumber] 
HelpText = Text; 
} 
function kill () { 
clearTimeout (TimerId) 
}
</SCRIPT>
</head>

This part goes in your body tag.
<body bgcolor="#?" background="?" text="#?" onLoad="init(); startBanner();">