ComponentArt Rotator ASP.NET script

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ComponentArt Rotator allows developers to easily create compelling DHTML news scrollers, product slide- shows, feature highlights, stock tickers, and much more. Architected specifically for ASP.NET, and written in C# - ComponentArt Rotator takes full advantage of ASP.NET-specific features such as templates and data binding.Rich content rotation is implemented for IE5 , Firefox 1 , Netscape 6.1 , Mozilla 1 , Opera 7 , Safari 1.3 . All other browsers are handled gracefully - a static HTML slide is rendered. Any ASP.NET content can be nested within the Rotator's SlideTemplate.Since the Rotator control utilizes ASP.NET data binding, any ASP.NET-friendly data format can be used to provide rotation content. ComponentArt Rotator has been tested with 1.0, 1.1 and 2.0 versions of the .NET Framework.
Operating system:
Windows

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