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Slideviewer.cgi

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WebConference

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Gifsize

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MakeBook takes input from
Slideviewer.cgi is designed
This is a real-time database
Gifsize is a perl routine
students or other users, and
to cut down the work needed
driven HTML chat
which will read in an
adds it to an HTML
for presenting an
program that doesn't require
HTML file and insert
file in the order you
HTML slideshow by having
any special plugins. Major
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specify. The user types in
all the images and titles
features are: An
directives into the inlined
his/her name, email address,
defined in a file and the
HTMLized Chat Interface
images used in the file. In
and some text. The program
script does the rest.
with four different
doing so, it tells the
then adds the text to the
Features include: Next,
performace levels
browser how to layout the
ongoing story file and
Previous, Start and End
(No-Frames, Framed
entire page before it
allows the user to
buttons, Ability to go
Javascriptless, Framed, and
receives any data on the
immediately view his/her
forwards or backwards,
Streaming/RealTime),
included images.
entry. You also have options
Choice of autoforward or
Complete User Registration
 
to choose whether to show
manual change of slides,
Services, Complete Operator
 
the date of each submission,
Dynamically resize the
Access Features allowing
 
the names and email
images, Set a cycle mode to
those with access to kick,
 
addresses of contributors
have continious viewing of
ban, and devoice
 
and whether to email you
your show, Jump to any slide
troublemakers in the
 
each submission, and whether
in the show by specifying
chatroom, Built-in support
 
or not to require approval
the slide number, Jump to
for Private-Rooms, Private
 
of submissions. You may also
any slide via a slide index
Messages, and a PostOffice
 
choose whether new entries
popup window, Jump to a
program and much more.
 
should be placed at the
randomily selected slide,
 
 
beginning of the file or at
and more.
 
 
the end. MakeBook can also
 
 
 
be used as a guestbook.
 
 
 


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Date: Sep, 30 2000


Date: Jul, 26 1999


Date: Jul, 26 1999
WWWis is a perl application
systemstatus is a small perl
WebBanner is a Random Banner
This shareware CGI-program
which will read in an
script that provides a quick
Generator used to display a
keeps track of the number of
HTML file and insert
view of your server's
random advertisement within
times an HTML-page is
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current status by giving
an HTML document to
visited. This is done
directives into the inlined
info on system uptime, httpd
provide a link to the
through a small GIF-image
images used in the file. It
(www) status, memory/swap
advertiser. This application
inserted into the HTML-page.
also does a whole lot more
usage, disk space usage,
allows site administrators
It allows unlimited number
to boot. It makes your html
current users logged on, and
to sell advertising space on
of separate counters and
faster to display and more
current system processes. It
their Web pages and track
different digit styles of
user friendly. It supports
outputs this info in
the usage for their
any size. Includes advanced
GIF, JPEG, XBM & PNG
html format. Things to
advertising partners.
anti-terrorist protection
image formats.
be worried about are
 
features and animated
 
highlighted in red and
 
counter images support. It
 
warnings are in orange.
 
also features: Supports
 
 
 
multihosted installations,
 
 
 
An INI style administration
 
 
 
file is used instead of
 
 
 
sequential one, Possibility
 
 
 
to exclude some IP addresses
 
 
 
to change counter value,
 
 
 
Dividing all counters to
 
 
 
private and public,
 
 
 
Possibility to protect both
 
 
 
private and public counters
 
 
 
against unauthorized access,
 
 
 
Possibility to explore the
 
 
 
event log directly from your
 
 
 
browser, and more.


Date: Jul, 26 1999


Date: Jul, 22 1999


Date: Jul, 21 1999


Date: Jul, 21 1999
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