THE MMIMAGESELECTOR APPLET 1.0 Java script

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THE MMIMAGESELECTOR APPLET is an applet for presenting a group of images to the homepage visitor. This is an applet for presenting a group of images to the homepage visitor. Thumbnail images are generated automatically. When you click on one of them, the image will rotate towards you and enlarge itself using an advanced 3D effect. After a while, the image will return to it's place. Features - Images support descriptions and URLs. Multiple target frames are supported. - Each image is loaded and displayed in turn. They will be automatically resized to fit in the applet window with preserved aspect ratio. - You can specify the description text and background color. - It is possible to specify the number of rotations each image will make in the 3D movement. - A background image is supported. - When there are more thumbnails than screen space, the applet will automatically enable a vertical scrolling function. - Confirmed compatibility with Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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