Advanced Gallery JavaScript script

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Advanced Gallery script allows you to display and rotate entire blocks of HTML on demand. This robust gallery script allows you to display and rotate entire blocks of HTML on demand. It displays images, text, or rich HTML in a dynamic manner. You can set the script to automatically cycle through the contents like in a scroller, or via manual selecting. Furthermore, the contents could be introduced easily - simply wrap desired blocks of HTML in a special div tag, and they are automatically added to the gallery. It doesn't get easier than this. This script works in IE5 and NS6 , degrading well with the rest. Lower end browsers will simply see all of the content at once.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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