How to avoid applet getting focus ?

When i put an applet on a html page, it takes the focus when it starts up (in all browser, IT, Firefox, Safari). I want the focus to stay at other html object - How can I avoid the applet from getting focus ?

Hi Me too facing the same problem.Looks Like onblur event is getting fired when applet is loaded which is taking the focus to the image applet .So how do we block the onblur from getting invoked.

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