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OutlookBar is a 2-level animated menu based on Microsoft Outlook's navigation bar. Any number of buttons can be displayed. When a button is selected, the buttons slide to new positions to reveal a page of icons. Each icon has a caption of one or more lines, and links to a URL. OutlookBar adds scroll-arrows to allow hidden items to be scrolled into view. OutlookBar's options include 3D or flat buttons, gradient-filled page background, gradient-filled buttons, sound effects, and full control over colors and fonts.

Classica is a 4-level menu in the classic drop-down menubar style. Menu labels can act as links, or can lead to up to 3 levels of fly-out menus. Each menu item can display an icon. An optional selector bar highlights menu items: the selector can be bordered, filled, or both. Menu shadows and XP-style menu tabs can be used, and menus can be partially transparent. Classica can fill the 'dead area' below the menu bar with an image, or drop over HTML content in compatible browsers.

AniMenu is a 2-level vertical menu. First-level items can act as links or can contain a panel of second-level items. The second level is revealed either by clicking the caption or hovering over it: items below slide upward or downward. If you choose 'hover' mode, the hover-delay time can be set in milliseconds. AniMenu can also be used in 'text-sensitive' mode, looking and behaving like HTML links. Captions and items can use gradient fills.

CoolStrip is a single-level vertical menu of links with a 'sliding' feel. Each menu item links to a different URL, and an unlimited number of entries can be included. CoolStrip has a variety of user-feedback options. Menu entries can react to the mouse by changing color; a selector can highlight the focused entry; a scrolling arrow can follow the mouse up and down the menu; an image can be displayed above the menu for each entry; sounds can be specified.

LiveWire is a three-level animated menu system designed for use in a top or bottom navigation frame. The 'first level' consists of menu captions, similar to the standard OS-style menubar. When the mouse moves over a caption, a column of Items slides and fades into view. Moving the mouse over an item causes a row of subitems to appear. LiveWire also contains an optional 'statusbar' area where related messages can be displayed as the mouse moves over menu items.

DropBar is a 2-level fading and sliding horizontal menu which initially looks like a simple button bar (and can be used that way). Hovering over a first-level button can reveal a second level of buttons below. Items can use gradient fills. The second-level strip expands into and out of view vertically, and buttons fade between colors. DropBar supports sound effects, and full customization of colors, fonts and behavior.

Elevator is a powerful multi-level vertical menu. Items can be nested up to 8 levels deep, with each linking to its own URL and frame target. Two buttons at the top of the menu lead to the next lower level or to level 1. Separators can be placed anywhere on the menu to create logical groups of entries. Mouse-tracking selector bars and dual lines can be added, removed or recolored individually, as can the scrolling arrows and vertical 'shaft' lines. Sound effects are supported for 6 events.

NewsLine is an animated horizontal news-headline display with a typewriter style. An unlimited number of single-line headlines can be shown, each with its own text color and linking to a different URL. A border can be placed around the applet. The speed of animation (in characters-per-second) is definable, along with the length of time (in seconds) that a complete headline should remain onscreen. NewsLine supports MP3 sound effects, and can be transparent in compatible browsers.

iTab is a tab control in the Windows style, designed for use with the HTML IFRAME. The result is a smart and intuitive interface that makes it easy to browse between related web pages. Along with full control over color scheme, fonts and color-reactivity, iTab includes our PageSync feature which can be used to ensure that the iTab control will always select the correct tab when the user clicks a link in a framed page or uses the browser's Back button.

HotStrip is a compact menu-strip designed to sit in a narrow top or bottom frame. The clicked item can remain highlighted until the next is clicked, indicating the currently-visible page. All colors and fonts are customizable, and the optional statusbar message can instead be animated in the strip itself. Sounds are supported for hover, click and release events. HotStrip allows a background image to be placed behind the menu, and the applet can also be transparent in compatible browsers.

Messenger is a single-line text display control with a horizontal fading effect. An unlimited number of items can be displayed, each with their own text colors and linking to separate URLs. The animation speed can be fine-tuned, along with the length of time each message pauses on the screen. Animation can be paused when the mouse enters, and items can gain an HTML-style underline when the mouse hovers over them. A drop-shadow effect can be applied to the text.

TabPanel consists of an unlimited number of tabs arranged horizontally in a single row above the main panel. Scroll buttons are shown automatically if required, allowing hidden tabs to be scrolled into view. Selecting a new tab displays an unlimited number of text-buttons on the main panel. Each button links to a separate URL. TabPanel includes options to allow a full choice of colors (including highlight and shadow colors for the tabs' 3D appearance), and different fonts for tabs and buttons.

SlideBar is a two-level horizontal menu (which can also be used as a single-level vertical menu of buttons). Bars containing second-level links slide out horizontally when the mouse moves over a first-level item. The menu can be aligned to the left or right of the page, and items slide in the appropriate direction. Items react to mouse-hover by fading between colors, and can have gradient fills. Different fonts, styles and colors can be applied to first- and second-level items.

QandA is a compact FAQ or news display applet. Each item consists of a heading which, when clicked, displays its associated text below, closing any open item at the same time. Headings and text auto-wrap, and the text can contain HTML links, and other HTML tags such as BR, P, FONT COLOR and B. Separate styles and colors can be defined for headings and text, and an optional selector highlights the item when focused. QandA supports MP3 sound effects, and can be transparent in compatible browsers.

The Body for Life program created by Bill Phillips defines a 20 Minute aerobic workout that is designed to prevent performance plateaus and gives a high level of aerobic health benefit with minimum amount of time. The Aerobic Timer lets you see where you should be. So that you can follow the 20 minute aerobic workout better and achieve better fitness results.

Set a variable so that (count1) reads the length of (input1) and then loops to keep the script counting each time you enter a letter. The input box is set to 20 characters.

Flash-applets.com offers ready to use collection of Flash slide show applets in various categories in one download package. The images to be displayed, as well as the other parameters, are listed in an XML file. It includes 20 different special effects that are easily customizable to make your Web pages come alive.