Advanced installation wizard checks your server environment to ensure that FlashCard can be used, and notifies you of any conflicts or errors.

During installation, you can choose how users should access FlashCard: either directly without requiring registration, or by registering their login before use. In addition, you can choose from two available skins, multiple different languages, and several other options. Additional language support can be added easily by adding more XML file translations.

Fully configurable preloader, without any programming. Just set a few XML options in the configuration XML file (which you can do with any standard text editor).

Option to require users to register a login before creating a card. This allows many different people to use the same FlashCard system, all keeping their created cards separate.

Option to use SMTP e-mail to send cards. You must have access to an SMTP server, of course. This option is set during installation.

All text strings within FlashCard are fully configurable via an external "strings.xml" file. There is no need to edit any Flash files to change the interface text. The XML files can be edited using any standard text editor, like Notepad or Textpad.

E-mail template is fully configurable via an HTML template file.

100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. source code is included, with all .fla, .as, and project files. Thus, if you can't find a way to do it in the XML configuration files, you can also try direct editing of the Flash source code (requires the Flash 2004 Pro. authoring environment).

Over a dozen options are available for the gallery, located in an external XML configuration file. This file is editable using any standard text editor like Windows Notepad or Textpad. Both color, text, and layout configuration options are available. 4 different layouts are available: 1, 2, 3, and 4 (the "layout" parameter).

Images for the gallery can be specified via the external XML file. The thumbnail path using the "thumb" parameter, and the caption text using the "captiontext" tag. Any image can also be linked to a popup window, which can either be an external URL (http:// location) or an image, as it is in the demo.

"Print" image option is available. When clicked, the operating system's print window is automatically opened. This option can be disabled in the XML.

Auto-scroll for thumbnails is available through 2 of the 4 available layouts. The auto-scroll can be placed either on the right or on the left side of the gallery layout.

Any image can be linked to an external popup window by specifying a path in the "imageurl" tag, in the XML configuration file.

100% of the Flash source code is included upon purchase (the Flash 2004 Pro. file, as well as the ActionScript 2.0 classes). Thus, if the option isn't available in the XML configuration file, then you can always directly edit the Flash code.

Basic operation of the gallery involves three files: an HTML file, a SWF file, and an XML configuration file. The idea is that the SWF loads the XML configuration file upon startup, to determine the layout and settings for the gallery. As you can see, the SWF is very light (only about 14 KB). Fast Gallery is truly one of the fastest and most poweful image galleries on the market.

Layout 1 of 6 has all images in a thumbnail section on the right side of the screen, with arrow controls to view more thumbnails. The layout that you want can be set in the XML configuration file, using any good text editor.

Layout 2 of 6 is identical in every way to layout 1, except that the thumbnails appear on the left side.

Layout 3 includes the smooth scrolling option, whereby all thumbnails occupy a scrolling bar at the right-side of the screen. The title text is absent in this layout, to maximize the image area.

Layout 4 is identical to layout 3, except that the thumbnail bar appears on the left-side of the screen, instead of the right-side.

Layout 5 is similar to 3 and 4, except that the thumbnails appear above the main image, rather than to the side.

The 6th and final layout is identical to layout 5, except that the thumbnails are aligned at the bottom.

NEW! Slideshow feature allows the images to loop. This feature can be activated in the external XML configuration file.

Clones of the RSS Set #5 readers, but for Atom feeds. These will read Atom 3.0-compliant XML feeds. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included.

Add new categories and images quickly and easily by editing the XML configuration file. Any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com) can be used for this purpose. You may also use so-called bbcode, like [b], [i], and [u], to add bold, italic, and underline effects to your text.

All gallery sounds are stored in external MP3 files, so they can be easily changed without having to edit the Flash source at all.

Over a dozen options are included in the XML configuration file. Not all options in this file are supported by this gallery, but quite a few are.

100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. source code (.fla files and .as files) are included upon purchase. If you can't something with the XML configuration file, then you can certainly do it by directly editing the Flash source, assuming knowledge of Flash programming.

All images are external JPGs, which are loaded into the gallery at run-time. Please note that these must be non-progresive JPG images.

Infinitely many categories, and infinitely many images per category, are possible. Scrollbars are automatically added in the event that there are more categories and/or images for the viewable area.

Over 90 fonts for FlashCard, including several hard-to-find fonts. Enhance the FlashCard experience for your users with this font set. You must have FlashCard installed and working, and be able to correctly edit FlashCard's config.xml file, to use this font package.Click here for a complete list of fonts included in this package!

Infinitely many images can be added to each image rotator, simply by creating a non-progressive JPG image, adding the JPG to the images folder, then adding a reference to the XML configuration file. The XML configuration file can be edited using any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com).

The link and link target are individually configurable for each image.

Options exist to control rotation delay time in seconds, background color, randomizer, and even the transition effect to apply. The rotators contain 3 - 5 possible transition effects each, depending on the rotator.

XML file path can be altered by changing the embedded Flash parameter in the HTML file. Thus, if you have another applet which uses an XML file called settings.xml, you can change the name to prevent browser caching.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included with your download, including the .fla and .as files, and the TTF font file.

Image names and captions, and category ("group") names, are easily configurable using an external XML file, which can be edited using any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com).

Over a dozen XML configuration options are available in the external XML configuration file.

Background JPG image is loaded externally, so it can be modified or changed easily. This image must be a non-progressive JPG image.

Includes 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. (Flash 7) source code, including the .fla file and all .as files.

All sounds are external MP3 files, loaded at run-time into the gallery, which means that you can easily replace them with your own MP3s.

All images are external, non-progressive JPG images, one folder per category (note: the XML configuration must match the folder hierarchy).

Sleek thumbnail viewer and category changer was custom-designed by Flash guru Michael Klishin. Rollover effects are present for thumbnails and arrow scrollers.

Over 90 fonts for FlashCard, including several hard-to-find symbol fonts. Enhance the FlashCard experience for your users with this font set. You must have FlashCard installed and working, and be able to correctly edit FlashCard's config.xml file, to use this font package.Click here for a complete list of fonts included in this package!

These modules include 3 possible views: single large AV window (view #1), single large AV window with smaller windows (view #2), or many medium-sized windows (view #3), which can be set in the config.xml file. The configuration file also permits you to set the default volume, webcam and microphone state, and default user list messages.

The first view permits a single, large AV window, with a combo list that allows users to choose which other user to communicate with. This screenshot shows skin #5.

The second view shows several small AV windows at the bottom of the main AV window. A user list is still available to choose who to communicate with in the main window. This screenshot shows skin #2.

The third view shows multiple, medium-sized AV windows, with a scroll option to choose among them. This screenshot shows skin #1.

100% of the Flash 7 source code is included (.fla file).

Specify the XML configuration file name in the HTML that loads the SWF. Please note: this XML file name must be present in two locations in the HTML file.

A DTD file is included with each XML configuration file.

Specify over a dozen configuration options in the XML configuration option, including font and background colors and styles.

Add links to the ticker applets via the XML configuration file. There is no limit to the number of possible links that can be added.

5 Advanced, XML-based Flash menus. 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro source code included, DTD files available for all XML files. This set of menus includes the Macromedia.com menu design!

Infinitely many images can be added to each image rotator, simply by creating a non-progressive JPG image, adding the JPG to the images folder, then adding a reference to the XML configuration file. The XML configuration file can be edited using any good text editor, like Textpad (www.textpad.com).

The link and link target are individually configurable for each image.

Options exist to control rotation delay time in seconds, background color, randomizer, and even the transition effect to apply. The rotators contain 3 - 5 possible transition effects each, depending on the rotator.

XML file path can be altered by changing the embedded Flash parameter in the HTML file. Thus, if you have another applet which uses an XML file called settings.xml, you can change the name to prevent browser caching.

The last of the image rotators contains a simple controller in the top-right corner. This feature is only available in the last of these applets.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included with your download, including the .fla and .as files, and the TTF font file.

Several externally-specified configuration options are available in a config.xml file, including font color and style.

All menu applets come with a DTD file to validate your XML syntax.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is provided upon purchase.

Configuration file (config.xml) can be passed in to the SWF as an HTML parameter. Please note that there are two locations in the HTML file where this must be specified, if this option is used.

Externally specify the URL, link target, and text name for each menu item. Requires basic XML editing, which is quite simple to do with a good text editor like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com).

Clones of the RSS Set #2 readers, but for Atom feeds. These will read Atom 3.0-compliant XML feeds. 100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is included.

Yet another set of powerful, skinnable, and lightweight Flash UI components... this set includes some advanced components.

All applets are controlled by external XML configuration files, including most interface colors, speeds (in the case of ticker applets), and other effects. These XML files are editable using Textpad (www.textpad.com) or any other good plain text editor.

For the gallery and news feed applets, items can be quickly added, removed, and re-ordered simply by changing lines in the XML configuration file, which is loaded externally at run-time. Control the link target and URLs via this file.

100% of the Flash source code (.fla files, .as files) is included, including all True Type font files, where needed.

JPG images and MP3 sound files are stored externally to the Flash SWF, and loaded only at run-time. Please note that JPGs must be non-progressive. Other image types, like GIF or PNG, are not allowed.

Several externally-specified configuration options are available in a config.xml file, including font color and style.

All menu applets come with a DTD file to validate your XML syntax.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code is provided upon purchase.

Configuration file (config.xml) can be passed in to the SWF as an HTML parameter. Please note that there are two locations in the HTML file where this must be specified, if this option is used.

Externally specify the URL, link target, and text name for each menu item. Requires basic XML editing, which is quite simple to do with a good text editor like Textpad (http://www.textpad.com).

Any image can link to an HTML popup window. This feature can be disabled in the XML configuration file. Popups are auto-centered on the user's screen.

100% of the Flash 2004 Pro. source code is included upon purchase, including the .fla file and all Actionscript 2.0 class files.

All options are externally configurable in an XML file, which can be easily edited using any standard text editor, like Windows Notepad or TextPad.

Many interface elements can be edited using the XML preferences file, including several tooltip options and popup window options.

Interface text is editable in the XML file, as well as font sizes and colors.

Multiple transition effects are possible by simply changing an option in the XML file. Transition effects include "Blinds", "Fade", "Wipe", "Photo", "Zoom", "Squeeze", and "Pixel Dissolve".

All sounds are externally configurable in an XML file, using MP3s.

Images and image categories are fully configurable in the XML file. Infinitely-many images are possible in each category, and infinitely-many categories are possible.

Category list automatically scrolls when many categories are added. Thus, there is no limit to the number of categories that can be added to the gallery.

5 more components following the architecture from sets 1 and 2. This one features a powerful accordion pane and color picker.

100% of the Flash 2004 Professional source code (.fla and .as files) included.

Ticker to display is easily changed using an XML configuration file. Feeds come directly from Yahoo Finance, for real-time stock information.

Several interface configuration options (colors, etc.) are possible by editing the XML configuration file with a good text editor like TextPad (www.textpad.com)

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These modules include 3 possible views: single large AV window (view #1), single large AV window with smaller windows (view #2), or many medium-sized windows (view #3), which can be set in the config.xml file. The configuration file also permits you to set the default volume, webcam and microphone state, and default user list messages.

The first view permits a single, large AV window, with a combo list that allows users to choose which other user to communicate with. This screenshot shows skin #5.

The second view shows several small AV windows at the bottom of the main AV window. A user list is still available to choose who to communicate with in the main window. This screenshot shows skin #2.

The third view shows multiple, medium-sized AV windows, with a scroll option to choose among them. This screenshot shows skin #1.