BurnShow

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Add this hot effect to your slideshow and watch your images melt from one to another! A code generator is provided for the HTML challenged!

How To Use:

Download burnshow.zip (82 KB)

Unzip with a compression utility.

Java Source: Unavailable

Sample HTML Source:

<applet code="burnshow.class" 
	archive="burnshow.jar" 
	width=300 
	height=200>
    
	<param name="id_key" 
		value="6s853137975935159191+6s890667530995822119">
    <param name="bgcolor" value="c09000">
    <param name="format" value="center">
    <param name="maximages" value="7">
    <param name="image1" value="image1.gif">
    <param name="image2" value="image2.gif">
    <param name="image3" value="image3.gif">
    <param name="image4" value="image4.gif">
    <param name="image5" value="image5.gif">
    
    <param name="delay" value="1000">
    <param name="direction" value="up">

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</applet>

Configuration: config.html

Status: Free

Author: Ion Chen

Homepage: http://www.6sense.com/applets/burnshow/

Upload Date: November 19, 2001

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