Continuous Scroll Banner JavaScript script

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Continuous Scroll Banner script was designed in order to provide a continuous scroll of any number of images or HTML messages in a banner of any length. This script was designed in order to provide a continuous scroll of any number of images or HTML messages in a banner of any length.Features: - designed for both vertical or horizontal applications with event call functions to stop or tart the scroll and to change the direction between scroll left and right. - The images or HTML content, and optional links may specified in an array or within HTML coded DIVs - The images or HTML content width and scroll speed are specified in the initialisation call. - Optionally the default width, height, background color, text color, text align, and font size may be assigned for each element in the array. - There may be as many independent application as required on a page
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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