/**
popular collection of scripts for all
*/
/** Search */
{
Slide Shows
}|
AutoQuotes allows you to
With GuzZzt Show you can
This programme lets you run a
This script allows you to
create a Web based slide
easily make your own
slide show using HTML pages
display series of images
show with image variations
gallery. You don't have to
instead of images. It is
listed in separate file
and random quotes.
change anything in the
particullary useful for
using form push buttons.
script when you upload or
those wishing to offer a
delete images from the
kiosk service. You can
gallery. It's very easy to
add/remove slides via the
setup and use. With the
web interface, while the
templates you can easily
slide show is running and
customize to fit the rest of
these slides will be
your site.
dynamically added/removed
to/from the show. The
programme is very simple and
will run as is with no
modification whatsoever,
although customisation is
very easy.
Date: Jul, 21 1999 Date: May, 19 2000 Date: Aug, 29 2003 Date: Sep, 19 1999 |
|
slider is a perl script that
SlideShow is a perl
Slideviewer.cgi is designed
will autogenerate slides
synchronized web
to cut down the work needed
given a directory of images.
presentation scripts package
for presenting an HTML
slider can be run in
that allows 'real-time'
slideshow by having all the
interactive (recommended)
control of some browsers by
images and titles defined in
and batch mode.
others. The 'master' script
a file and the script does
projects an image that the
the rest. Features include:
viewers can receive. The
Next, Previous, Start and
master projector places
End buttons, Ability to go
snapshots of their session
forwards or backwards,
into the viewer's browsers
Choice of autoforward or
through the use of server
manual change of slides,
pushes. The viewers are
Dynamically resize the
receiving a MIME document
images, Set a cycle mode to
and displaying it 1 frame at
have continious viewing of
a time.
your show, Jump to any slide
in the show by specifying
the slide number, Jump to
any slide via a slide index
popup window, Jump to a
randomily selected slide,
and more.
Date: Feb, 13 2000 Date: Jul, 22 1999 Date: Sep, 30 2000 |
{ Copyright } ©2006 NuclearScripts.com