1 Cool Menu FX Tool - Flash

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  • No. of downloads: 117
  • Publisher: Juice Software
  • Date added: 11/03/2004
  • File size: 5M
  • License: Free to try
  • Minimum requirements: Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP, Java VM

Publisher's description

This expandable menu maker can spice up your Web site with animated buttons, expandable menus, floating navigation, and other Flash animations. You can even use any TrueType font in your menu. 1 Cool Menu FX Tool features a step-by-step user interface. In just a few clicks, the complete novice can create effects that would normally take hours to achieve. It even creates all the required HTML and JavaScript for you. Version 1.4 includes a more, powerful JavaScript interface, a FrontPage add-in as well as various other improvements.


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