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Amara Flash Intro and Banner Builder

00:00 Jul 11, 2005

Impressive and free antivirus and antispyware package

Platform : Windows 98, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 95

Type:

Manufacturer: Amara Software

Size: 4MB

Verdict: A great antivirus and antispyware program at no cost

System Requirements:
32 MB of Ram, 300Mhz or higher

Amara Flash Intro and Banner Builder is the most feature-rich RAD Flash animation tool available on the net.

With Amara Flash Intro and Banner Builder you can take your own photo and music, and combine them with animated text to create professional looking advertisements, banners intros and more in just minutes.

The Flash Intro and Banner Builder allows you to create simple but also complex animations whereby you can combine different fonts and effects and an unlimited number of text lines in one Flash animation.

All your personal settings for pictures, URL links, fonts, text, colours, sound etc, are automatically loaded the next time you use Amara Flash Intro and Banner builder. But you can also easily change and update them. No Flash or programming skills are required.

Features include:

Use an unlimited number of text blocks (lines)
Use different font, styles, colours throughout the animation.
Create any intro or banner you have ever dreamed of.
Automatic skip intro link
Position the text exactly where you want it to appear in your animations
Many different text effects
Make the text freeze as long as you want.
Make the text appear and disappear any time
Import Gif, BMP, JPEG and PNG files
Import music files for background music
URL links and Target frames per text block
Background and border colours
Movie dimensions
Easy to update
WYSIWYG interface
Transition time control
Sound volume settings
Insert background pictures
Save as Flash animation (SWF)
Compatible with all HTML editors

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