Vertical Scroller Slideshow 1.1 Flash script

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Vertical Scroller Slideshow displays multiple images(jpg, png, gif or swf ) that can be scrolled automatically or via a scrollbar. The Vertical Scroller Slideshow displays multiple images(jpg, png, gif or swf ) that can be scrolled automatically or via a scrollbar. When scrolled manually, the scroller auto-snaps to the closest image. Each image has a link that opens when you click on it. Images and links are configured through an XML file. Features: - Resizable - Auto scroll (optional) with adjustable scroll speed, and pause time - Auto snaps to the closest image when scrolling. You can adjust the snapping speed. - Blur when scrolling (optional) with adjustable blur amount - Scrollbar (optional) - Easing. You choose your easing type: Back, Bounce, Elastic, Regular, Strong, None - Set a link for each image. Links can open in current window or a new window - Displays jpg, gif, transparent png or swfs with animation. They are centred and displayed at their original size. - Use flashVars to specifiy the xml location so you can have multiple instances on the one page with different configurations - No need to open the flash file. Everything is configured via XML. Requirements: · Flash 8, Flash CS3
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / Solaris

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