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Re: how to add a moving graphic to a webpage

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From: Kath_Howard3
Date: Mon, 09 Mar 2009 17:16
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My recommendations

1) Menumachine

2) css menus, not difficult at all but if you want to update them site-wide you'll likely need to uses components.

I'd rather make than buy too, but this is one startlingly good exception. Golive only at the moment I believe, but a stand-alone product is promised that will work with other applications. Last I heard, Mac only though.
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