JavaScript Image Slider 1.1

Publisher review:
JavaScript-producing design tool for creating scrolling images on Web pages. The script can be customized highly and easily through the SCP(Script Configuration Program). You can specify size, image, color, link and much more to script. It is unnecessary to write any code manually. SCP will generate all necessary codes automatically. You will need to upload some files to Web server to get the script to work and all these files will be saved along with the project file so that you can easily find and publish them to the Internet or deploy to Intranet. Help documentation is included but you may not need it with self-explanation interface. With this easy-to-use script authoring tool, you can make a professional script just in minutes!
Requirements:
IE5+ Installed.

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP,Windows2003

Release notes:
New Release

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