Announcer Flash Applet   v1.0








Announcer Flash Applet is a single line news ticker applet with lots of configurations. Fast, small and flexible.

Announcer Flash Applet is available as part of Text Effects Collection.

Applet Features
  • The scroll content can be loaded from a separate XML file.
  • Highlighted URL links
  • Full customizable font characteristics
  • Custom colored border
  • Optional text underline
  • Configurable timing
  • Configurable margins
and more...

Information:

Author: Gokhan Dagli
Site URL : http://www.appletcollection.com/
Applet URL : http://www.appletcollection.com/announcer.html
eMail : info@appletcollection.com
This effect contains the code by Gokhan Dagli, used under a licence. Before using this applet you must read the license agreement.
You can use the applet freely to enhance your web pages (commercial or non-commercial). However free version displays a warning message: ("Unregistered Version"). The purchased version doesn't display a warning message.
Buy Regcode: $19 USD   Please try it before you buy it. Buy it once, use the same regcode for new versions! You can buy the registration code using a credit card through Regsoft secure servers. Click here.
The Announcer Flash Applet is available as part of Text Effects Collection.

Getting Started


There are three steps to put it into your web page:
1- Build Object-Embed tag by using Object-Embed generator below. Copy it
2- Copy the announcer.swf file into your html directory
3- Copy a sample XML file (data.xml) and edit it to customize the applet.

Please follow these steps shown below.

Step 1:
Building Object-Embed tag.
Width of the applet:
Height of the applet:
Background color:#

 
 

Copy the below into the <body> section of your web page where you wish the applet to appear.


Step 2:

Copy the announcer.swf file into your html directory.

Step 3:

Copy a sample XML file and edit it to customize the applet. There are some rules:
  • Do not remove any parameter.
  • Do not destroy format of the XML.
  • Do not use HTML tags.






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