Advanced Magnifier 1.0 is a Flash script for Signal Processing scripts design by FlashComponents.net.
It runs on following operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris. Advanced Magnifier is a very easy to use Flash component for magnifying effects.
Publisher review: Advanced Magnifier is a very easy to use Flash component for magnifying effects. Advanced Magnifier is a very easy to use component for magnifying effects. No further programming needed. You just have to drag it into your Flash file and resize it.Advanced Magnifier has the following adjustable attributes: - "Image path" for the image location - "MouseVisible" set to false to hide the mouse cursor when it comes over the picture - "Preloader color" sets the color for the preloader to fit in with your own project - "Preloader visible" set to true to display the preloader - "Radius / Rectangle height" sets the size of the magnifying glass, either the radius in circle mode or the height for rectangle mode - "Rectangle width" sets the height of the magnifying glass if rectangle shape is chosen - "Shape" sets the shape of the magnifying glass either to a circle or a rectangle The SWC component is easy to access from the components tab in Flash. Operating system: Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris
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