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You can either download the main file alone:
or download a template to use as a starting point:
Please notice that in all my templates I use SWFObject 2.0 to include the flash object in the html page; any other method can be used instead.
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Documentation on how to use and customize the Carousel is available on the flShow dokuwiki.
If you want to use the Carousel in blog and forum posts, please refer to the Blogs and Forums section in the documentation page.
This is not an open source project. So don't email me asking for .fla sources. By the way, there is no .fla source: Carousel is an ActionScript only projects compiled with mxmlc. I used FlashDevelop for editing. It is like programming in Java or C++... no timeline, no drawings... only good old school code.
It is possible to embed the Carousel inside a PowerPoint presentation. Download the example (contains a step by step guide).
It is available as:
The Carousel can be used in desktop applications (like Delphi and C++ applications). Provided that you know how to embed flash movies in applications (and you also know how to handle fscommands issued by the movie), you simply have to associate fscommands to your photos:
The main file, together with examples, can be downloaded in the For web pages section.
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