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Software Publisher's Description:
Spice up your site with animated buttons, menus, navigation schemes and other Java applets using this easy-to-use tool - you can even add sound. Just arrange your buttons in a WYSIWYG window, press 'Build Java' and 1CBT creates all the java and HTML.
Features include:
** WYSIWYG Design, Layout and Preview.
Just create buttons and arrange them as easy as '1-2-3' or use the instant preview to review animation moves - it means that even the total beginner can create fully interactive buttons in minutes.
** 300 Button Images and Sounds
1 Cool Button Tool comes with a complete gallery of over 300 quality button images and sounds.
** Button Animation.
You can move, scale, transform buttons all without trying to create an animated gif... plus you can trigger these animations from a variety of sources - button clicks, mouse-overs and many other events.
** Full Sound Support.
1CBT supports WAV and AU files in applets and MP3 in Flash files.
** Use ANY image or artwork for your Buttons.
You can use any Jpeg or Gif image for your buttons or backgrounds - make your gif button images transparent with one click.
** Multiple Button States and Types.
Each button can have a different image, colour, font, text label, sound, action or format in any of its three states - up, mouse-over or down position. Buttons can be either push, check-box and tick-box style buttons.
** Multiple Action Triggers.
Objects and buttons can be affected by many different action triggers - on Load, Button entry (mouse-over), Button leave, Button Down, Mouse Up, Button Check and Button un-Check - this can create a huge array of possibilities when designing your navigation or button scheme.
** JavaScript interface.
For more advanced users, a JavaScript interface can change the various states of buttons within the Flash file or Java applet giving power-users the edge in creating complex navigation schemes.
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