1st Screensaver Flash Studio Professional Plus 2.0.2.142
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1st Studio (more products...) |
| OS: | Windows |
| License: | Shareware |
| Price: |
$149.95 (Buy it now)
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| Size: | 1.87 MB |
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1st Screensaver Studio Features Images and Video Files:Create a slide show type screen savers from your favorite image files (JPEG, GIF and BMP) . Flash Projector files:Create promotional screen savers from Macromedia Flash animation files.(1st Screensaver Flash Studio only) Powerpoint files:Create screen savers from Powerpoint files.(1st Screensaver PowerPoint Studio only) Easy to Distribute:Create the screen saver as a single EXE or as a ZIP file that can be easily distributed from a web site or by Email. No additional files are needed to run the screen saver. Text Support: Display your own text on the images. You can control the font size, color and type. Sound File Support: Play separate sound files for each of the images or play a single sound file continuously for all the screen saver images. (MP3, WAV & MIDI) Automated Image Updating: Setup the screen saver to automatically retrieve new images from your web site. (Coming soon...) Create Wallpapers: Setup the screen saver to install one of your image files as the wallpaper on the user' s desktop. You can also setup the screen saver to randomly change the wallpaper daily.(Coming soon...) Hyperlinks: Setup hyperlinks to your web site from the screen saver's Settings window and About window. (Professional & Professional Plus Editions) Trial Version: Create a trial version of the screen saver that can expire after a fixed number of days. Put text on the trial version to promote your web site or to promote full version. (Professional Plus Edition only). Transition Effects: Many great looking Transition Effects - including Flying Images, Multiple Float, Zoom and Random Mix - with speed control. To see the screen shots of these features, click on the labels below. Logo Display: Your logo image can be embedded in to the screen saver settings window, installation window and the about window. (Professional Edition only; logo ima...
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