Re: how to add a moving graphic to a webpage

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From: Erik_Arckens
Date: Fri, 06 Mar 2009 20:28

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I will keep all your suggestions in mind.

Another thing I thought about was to use, instead of a flashy movie, a block with scrolling text, containing some kind of news flashes. The purpose is to have a scrolling block of text with the possibility to link through to more detailed information, either on a pop-up display, or linking through to another page (probably the simplest).

How do I make this kind of scrolling textblock?

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