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Supreme 4 Components 2.0.2


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Requirements Windows 2000/XP Macromedia Flash MX/MX 2004 Macromedia Extension Manager
Downloads 2 Limitations None
Publisher Patrick Jansen Design File Size 492k
Date added 19 May 2006 Check your speed

The "Supreme 4" collection of Flash Text Effects. Until recently only as Wildform SWFX/WildFX plugins, they are now available as Macromedia Flash MX (MX / 2004 / 2004 professional) Component collections. Great new features are customizability and unrestricted editing. Besides default font settings, many effects have predefined customization for alpha transparencies, movements, scaling, duration, letter and object(s) color, etc. Besides that, since all effects are Flash components, you can edit, modify, replace or rescript any part of the effects simply by opening the effect Symbols in the Library. It's the most direct and unrestricted solution for adding text effects directly into your Macromedia Flash movies. If you are a beginning Flash user, simply drag&drop a component into your movie, set text and you're ready to go. If you are an advanced user, you might imagine the unlimited ways you can modify or adjust the components to your needs.

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