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HotStrip is a compact
iTab is a tab control in the
NewsLine is an animated
NeonBar is a single-level
menu-strip designed to sit
Windows style, designed for
horizontal news-headline
horizontal button bar. Each
in a narrow top or bottom
use with the HTML IFRAME.
display with a typewriter
button displays a fading
frame. The clicked item can
The result is a smart and
style. An unlimited number
description in the
remain highlighted until the
intuitive interface that
of single-line headlines can
integrated status panel when
next is clicked, indicating
makes it easy to browse
be shown, each with its own
the mouse hovers over it, as
the currently-visible page.
between related web pages.
text color and linking to a
well as changing the button
All colors and fonts are
Along with full control over
different URL. A border can
and text colors and the
customizable, and the
color scheme, fonts and
be placed around the applet.
colors of horizontal divider
optional statusbar message
color-reactivity, iTab
The speed of animation (in
lines. Each button can be
can instead be animated in
includes our PageSync
characters-per-second) is
assigned individual text,
the strip itself. Sounds are
feature which can be used to
definable, along with the
fill and gradient colors
supported for hover, click
ensure that the iTab control
length of time (in seconds)
when focused. Two optional
and release events. HotStrip
will always select the
that a complete headline
icon-buttons allow quick
allows a background image to
correct tab when the user
should remain onscreen.
links to Home and Email. The
be placed behind the menu,
clicks a link in a framed
NewsLine supports MP3 sound
main panel and buttons
and the applet can also be
page or uses the browser's
effects, and can be
support gradient fills, and
transparent in compatible
Back button.
transparent in compatible
the buttons offer a choice
browsers.
browsers.
of gradient fill styles.
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Elevator is a powerful
DropBar is a 2-level fading
LiveWire is a three-level
CoolStrip is a single-level
multi-level vertical menu.
and sliding horizontal menu
animated menu system
vertical menu of links with
Items can be nested up to 8
which initially looks like a
designed for use in a top or
a 'sliding' feel. Each menu
levels deep, with each
simple button bar (and can
bottom navigation frame. The
item links to a different
linking to its own URL and
be used that way). Hovering
'first level' consists of
URL, and an unlimited number
frame target. Two buttons at
over a first-level button
menu captions, similar to
of entries can be included.
the top of the menu lead to
can reveal a second level of
the standard OS-style
CoolStrip has a variety of
the next lower level or to
buttons below. Items can use
menubar. When the mouse
user-feedback options. Menu
level 1. Separators can be
gradient fills. The
moves over a caption, a
entries can react to the
placed anywhere on the menu
second-level strip expands
column of Items slides and
mouse by changing color; a
to create logical groups of
into and out of view
fades into view. Moving the
selector can highlight the
entries. Mouse-tracking
vertically, and buttons fade
mouse over an item causes a
focused entry; a scrolling
selector bars and dual lines
between colors. DropBar
row of subitems to appear.
arrow can follow the mouse
can be added, removed or
supports sound effects, and
LiveWire also contains an
up and down the menu; an
recolored individually, as
full customization of
optional 'statusbar' area
image can be displayed above
can the scrolling arrows and
colors, fonts and behavior.
where related messages can
the menu for each entry;
vertical 'shaft' lines.
be displayed as the mouse
sounds can be specified.
Sound effects are supported
moves over menu items.
for 6 events.
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