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Ideal for product advertizing. The current file contains 10 slides, with a total number of 20 pictures. Key features include No XML, only pictures folder and texts folder;Add as many pictures/slides with info text as you want;No need to get in Flash

The live preview is available for Windows user only. Use custom component inspector to set the collada model file and set rotation, scale of object. see the result real time at flash IDE. Package includes: MXP, FLA; Opens with: Flash CS3

ALL CONTENT IS XML DRIVEN. 4 PAGES: about us, services, portfolio and contact. XML driven COMPANY NAME. Nice working clock :P. Nice animations. The only thing you need Flash for here is to customize the RIGHT CLICK MENU. That's all. Everything else i

The 3D Sphere displays images on an interactive 3D Sphere using the Papervision 3D engine. Includes different opening animation effects as well as full mouse interactivity. Thumbnails can zoom in towards the camera when clicked or the camera can zoom

SlideShow flash component is intended for simply designing slide show and supports flash mx and flash mx 2004 authoring tools. Easy Slide Show allows you to add nice looking animated slide shows to your website in no time.

XML AS2 Product scroller. XML sets size, scroller speed, text, and colors. Package includes: FLA; Opens with: Flash 8, Flash CS3; AS Version: ActionScript 2.0; Viewable with: Flash Player 9 and above;

1. It loads the text from a external xml file. 2. It loads images from an external file. 3. The quotes are played randomly and they will not repeat until all of them are showed, after witch they are again randomized. 4. You have the possibility to go

A powerful XML driven Flash menu, can be used for image gallery too, where the header and footer text are driven from the same XML file, as well the link URLs are also from same XML file. Some features: - smooth scroll bar and Up-Down arrows; - mou

Downloads entire albums automatically - No more endless right clicking to "save image as..."