Several externally-specified configuration options are available in a config.xml file, including font color and style. All menu applets come with a DTD file to validate your XML syntax. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is provided upon purchase. Configuration file (config.xml) can be passed in to the SWF as an HTML parameter. Please note that there are two locations in the HTML file where this must be specified, if this option is used. Externally specify the URL, link target, and text name for each menu item. Requires basic XML editing, which is quite simple to do with a good text editor like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com).

Several externally-specified configuration options are available in a config.xml file, including font color and style. All menu applets come with a DTD file to validate your XML syntax. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is provided upon purchase. Configuration file (config.xml) can be passed in to the SWF as an HTML parameter. Please note that there are two locations in the HTML file where this must be specified, if this option is used. Externally specify the URL, link target, and text name for each menu item. Requires basic XML editing, which is quite simple to do with a good text editor like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com).

Several externally-specified configuration options are available in a config.xml file, including font color and style. All menu applets come with a DTD file to validate your XML syntax. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is provided upon purchase. Configuration file (config.xml) can be passed in to the SWF as an HTML parameter. Please note that there are two locations in the HTML file where this must be specified, if this option is used. Externally specify the URL, link target, and text name for each menu item. Requires basic XML editing, which is quite simple to do with a good text editor like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com).

Several externally-specified configuration options are available in a config.xml file, including font color and style. All menu applets come with a DTD file to validate your XML syntax. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is provided upon purchase. Configuration file (config.xml) can be passed in to the SWF as an HTML parameter. Please note that there are two locations in the HTML file where this must be specified, if this option is used. Externally specify the URL, link target, and text name for each menu item. Requires basic XML editing, which is quite simple to do with a good text editor like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com).

Several externally-specified configuration options are available in a config.xml file, including font color and style. All menu applets come with a DTD file to validate your XML syntax. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is provided upon purchase. Configuration file (config.xml) can be passed in to the SWF as an HTML parameter. Please note that there are two locations in the HTML file where this must be specified, if this option is used. Externally specify the URL, link target, and text name for each menu item. Requires basic XML editing, which is quite simple to do with a good text editor like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com).

100% of Flash source code is included, as well as a DTD file for XML validation, an external XML configuration file, and any images which are loaded at run-time. Images must be non-progressive JPGs. Most interface colors are configurable in the external XML file (precise color options may vary based on the applet). Most font options are configurable in the external XML file (precise font options may vary based on the applet). All menu items are configurable in the external XML file. You can specify the target and link, as well as the selected item - i.e., which of the menu items should be selected by default. Other configuration options, like spacing and fade step, can be configured. Options may vary based on the menu applet, however.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional (Flash 7) source code is included. Images can link to external http:// URLs, or local URLs, based on settings in an external XML configuration file. Also set the link targets, like _blank or _self, using this file. Additional configuration options like time interval between images, and whether to show the images randomly or in-sequence, are also available in the external XML configuration files. All files come with DTD files to help validate your XML syntax.

Infinitely many images can be added to each image rotator, simply by creating a non-progressive JPG image, adding the JPG to the images folder, then adding a reference to the XML configuration file. The XML configuration file can be edited using any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com). The link and link target are individually configurable for each image. Options exist to control rotation delay time in seconds, background color, randomizer, and even the transition effect to apply. The rotators contain 3 - 5 possible transition effects each, depending on the rotator. XML file path can be altered by changing the embedded Flash parameter in the HTML file. Thus, if you have another applet which uses an XML file called settings.xml, you can change the name to prevent browser caching. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included with your download, including the .fla and .as files, and the TTF font file.

Infinitely many images can be added to each image rotator, simply by creating a non-progressive JPG image, adding the JPG to the images folder, then adding a reference to the XML configuration file. The XML configuration file can be edited using any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com). The link and link target are individually configurable for each image. Options exist to control rotation delay time in seconds, background color, randomizer, and even the transition effect to apply. The rotators contain 3 - 5 possible transition effects each, depending on the rotator. XML file path can be altered by changing the embedded Flash parameter in the HTML file. Thus, if you have another applet which uses an XML file called settings.xml, you can change the name to prevent browser caching. The last of the image rotators contains a simple controller in the top-right corner. This feature is only available in the last of these applets. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included with your download, including the .fla and .as files, and the TTF font file.

All JPG images are stored externally to the SWF. JPGs must be non-progressive images. 100% of the Flash 2004 source code is included, as well as an external XML configuration file, which can be edited using any good text editor, like Textpad. Image URLs are externally configurable via an XML configuration file, which is easily editable with a good text editor. Delay and URL target options also exist for all image rotators. DTD file is included to help validate your XML using XMLSpy or other XML validator. (optional)

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional (Flash 7) source code included. Each applet includes a DTD file to help validate your XML. An external XML configuration file is available for each graph, which allows you to configure them without knowledge of Flash. For example, showgrid="show" to display gridlines, or set to showgrid="" to hide gridlines. Data values for these graphs are also set using the external XML configuration file. HTML configuration using Flash "object" tags. Set the configuration XML file path easily (note: there are two locations in the HTML where this must be specified).

A simple, highly configurable image gallery for photographers, artists, and anyone else who wishes to show off their portfolio of images with class and style.

Any image can link to an HTML popup window. This feature can be disabled in the XML configuration file. Popups are auto-centered on the user's screen. 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. source code is included upon purchase, including the .fla file and all Actionscript 2.0 class files. All options are externally configurable in an XML file, which can be easily edited using any standard text editor, like Windows Notepad or TextPad. Many interface elements can be edited using the XML preferences file, including several tooltip options and popup window options. Interface text is editable in the XML file, as well as font sizes and colors. Multiple transition effects are possible by simply changing an option in the XML file. Transition effects include "Blinds", "Fade", "Wipe", "Photo", "Zoom", "Squeeze", and "Pixel Dissolve". All sounds are externally configurable in an XML file, using MP3s. Images and image categories are fully configurable in the XML file. Infinitely-many images are possible in each category, and infinitely-many categories are possible. Category list automatically scrolls when many categories are added. Thus, there is no limit to the number of categories that can be added to the gallery.

Gallery auto-resizes to fit any browser window, without distortion of the gallery contents. All MP3 files are kept external to the SWF, as well as all images and thumbnails. The gallery comes with an XML configuration file, which you can easily edit using any good text editor, like Textpad. Over a dozen color options, so that you can change any of the interface colors easily, without knowledge of Flash. A dozen options are available for configuration of the description and navigation windows. All done via the external XML configuration file, so that you do not have to have any understanding of Flash at all! All image paths and descriptions are fully configurable via the configuration file. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included (.fla file), and the TTF font file.

All sounds are fully configurable using an external XML file, which can be edited using any standard text editor, like Windows Notepad or Textpad. All image descriptions, paths, and category names and images, are fully configurable in the XML configuration file. All gallery text is fully configurable, for example the top gallery title, and the category text. You can even use so-called "bb-code" like [b] and [i] to insert italic and bold effects. 3 possible image transitions are available: horizontal wipe, vertical wipe, or both horizontal and vertical wipes. The demo shows both horizontal and vertical wipes enabled ("B" setting in the XML configuration). Tooltip effects are available (but can be disabled easily in the XML configuration file). Image popup feature allows you to link any image to a popup window (an external HTML file, which comes with the gallery code). Thumbnail and image folders can be specified in the XML file. It's also possible to use the same folder for both, if you don't feel like creating a bunch of separate thumbnails. 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. source code is included with your purchase. Thus, if you can't find an XML option to do what you need, you can always just directly modify the Flash code, provided that you have the Flash 7 authorinig environment. Infinitely many categories are possible, and infinitely many images per category.

Powerful and feature-rich interface includes options for automatic vertical and horizontal image panning, as well as an option to view more information about any image, and auto-loop through any set of images. Image gallery settings are loaded externally, from an XML configuration file. Options exist for setting thumbnail width and height display (number of images to show vertically and horizontally), whether or not to allow HTML popups, image delays, and (NEW!) watermarks! Now, instead of manually adding your watermark to every image, you can set the watermark in the XML file, and Flash will add the watermark text to every image. Over 3 dozen XML configuration options are available for this gallery, including options to change the background music MP3 file, gallery title, the default (first) picture to display upon gallery loading, and much more! Every sound in the gallery is fully configurable through external MP3 files (must be 64 Kbps encoded). All menu options are fully configurable - and yes, you can remove the "About" popup window via this XML file (this is not recommended, though). Easily change the order of the menu items simply by re-ordering the XML tags. Images and image categories can be set via the external XML configuration file. Please note that the XML settings must match the files names and folder names on the server, and that on Unix and Linux servers, this is case-sensitive! Only non-progressive JPG images are allowed. With some Flash 2004 Pro. knowledge, you can add additional gallery skins. This is a very advanced feature, and is not recommended for everyone, but you *can* do it. Set the default volumne and tint values through the external XML file, too. Advanced image options available in the "image options" menu. These options can be fully configured via the external XML file (re-ordered or disabled). Nearly every interface color is configurable through the XML configuration file. In short, it's easily to make the gallery match your website's color scheme. 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. source code (.fla and .as files) included upon purchase. Thus, even if you can't do something via the XML configuration file, you can certainly do it by editing the Flash files, provided that you own the Flash 7 authoring environment. Zoom controls allow you to zoom in or out, and reset the zoom to 100%. These options can be hidden via the XML configuration file. Advanced sound options include: multiple background MP3 tracks, ability to change the volume of the interface sounds or the background music (or both), ability to adjust the speech volume in the case of presentations, and skip / pause / fast-forward / rewind speeh tracks. Instantly preview any image simply by rolling-over the image number at the bottom of the screen. The full image can then be loaded by actually clicking on the number. NEW in version 1.3 and above: Flash video support!

A sleek, book-style interface design make this gallery unqiue. Categories and images are arrayed vertically, and infinitely many categories and images are possible. Categories and images can be added, removed, and re-organized easily by editing an external XML configuration file. Textpad (www.textpad.com) or other common text editors can be used to edit the XML file. Bold, italic, and underline can be used with [b], [i], and [u] tags in the XML file. All sounds are externally loaded from MP3 files, so you can change them easily. All images are loaded into the SWF as external JPGs. These must be non-progressive JPG images. External XML configuration file allows you to quickly modify the gallery settings without requiring knowledge of Flash. The XML file is editable using most text editors, like Textpad (www.textpad.com). 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. source code is included with your purchase, including all .fla and .as files. If you can't find an XML configuration setting to do what you need, you may be able to make the necessary modification by editing the Flash source directly.

Infinitely many categories can be added to the gallery. New categories are automatically added to the left-side column. If more categories are added than can be viewed, a scroller (the small up and down arrows) are automatically added. Categories and images are added using an XML configuration file, which can be edited using any standard text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com). Images are loaded externally, from non-progressive JPG files. Please note that the files must be saved as non-progressive JPGs. Infinitely many images per category are possible. Images are automatically arrayed in the right-side panel. If more images are added than can be fit in the viewable area, top and bottom scrollers (the little up aand down arrows) are added automatically. All gallery sounds are stored as external MP3 files. 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. (Flash 7) source code is included with your purchase. If you can't find an XML configuration for what you need, then it's likely that you'll be able to do it yourself by directly editing the Flash source code (assuming knowledge of Flash programming). Over a dozen configuration options are available in the external XML configuration file. Please note that not all of these options are available for this gallery, but many are. More options are added for each release.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code, with all .fla and .as (Actionscript) files are included. The stock indices that you wish to display, and the order of display, are easily set in an XML configuration file. You should use a good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com) to edit the XML files. Several interface colors and options are configurable using the XML settings file. All applets include a built-in Flash preloader.

Over a dozen options are available for the gallery, located in an external XML configuration file. This file is editable using any standard text editor like Windows Notepad or Textpad. Both color, text, and layout configuration options are available. 4 different layouts are available: 1, 2, 3, and 4 (the "layout" parameter). Images for the gallery can be specified via the external XML file. The thumbnail path using the "thumb" parameter, and the caption text using the "captiontext" tag. Any image can also be linked to a popup window, which can either be an external URL (http:// location) or an image, as it is in the demo. "Print" image option is available. When clicked, the operating system's print window is automatically opened. This option can be disabled in the XML. Auto-scroll for thumbnails is available through 2 of the 4 available layouts. The auto-scroll can be placed either on the right or on the left side of the gallery layout. Any image can be linked to an external popup window by specifying a path in the "imageurl" tag, in the XML configuration file. 100% of the Flash source code is included upon purchase (the Flash 2004 Pro. file, as well as the ActionScript 2.0 classes). Thus, if the option isn't available in the XML configuration file, then you can always directly edit the Flash code. Basic operation of the gallery involves three files: an HTML file, a SWF file, and an XML configuration file. The idea is that the SWF loads the XML configuration file upon startup, to determine the layout and settings for the gallery. As you can see, the SWF is very light (only about 14 KB). Fast Gallery is truly one of the fastest and most poweful image galleries on the market. Layout 1 of 6 has all images in a thumbnail section on the right side of the screen, with arrow controls to view more thumbnails. The layout that you want can be set in the XML configuration file, using any good text editor. Layout 2 of 6 is identical in every way to layout 1, except that the thumbnails appear on the left side. Layout 3 includes the smooth scrolling option, whereby all thumbnails occupy a scrolling bar at the right-side of the screen. The title text is absent in this layout, to maximize the image area. Layout 4 is identical to layout 3, except that the thumbnail bar appears on the left-side of the screen, instead of the right-side. Layout 5 is similar to 3 and 4, except that the thumbnails appear above the main image, rather than to the side. The 6th and final layout is identical to layout 5, except that the thumbnails are aligned at the bottom. NEW! Slideshow feature allows the images to loop. This feature can be activated in the external XML configuration file.