This is another version of the infamous scroll. Although, this one scrolls your information in a text box and is far less 'annoying' that most of the status bar scrollers. Just imagine what you can draw attention to! Anything!

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Automatically expands the size of a textbox to fit all of the entered text. Internet Explorer Only.

An effective way of performing script input and output operations is through use of textbox fields. You can use textboxes, , as input areas into which users enter information, and you can use them as areas to display script output.

No need to become bored to death while waiting for an image to load. Just try this one for the image to enlarge within a fraction of a second.

Using this script you can scroll an image in the "left" or "right" direction. Works in MSIE and Opera

Chase the image across the screen with your mouse, but you will never catch it. Entertaining!

This tutorial contains a script which adds a listbox where you can select the image that you want to see.

Resizes an image to the size given to the function. The number of steps and total length of time of the transition can be controlled. Internet Explorer Only.

Offer your visitors a short description when they put their cursor on an image link. Give more information about what is offered at a site, if it is free or not, or anything else you think is important for them to know. Neat!

It's always neat to dynamically change an image when the user touches it. For this example, I have one image and when you put your cursor on it, it changes to another. If you use this script, be sure to use images of the same size!

(Internet Explorer Only) Changes the page's background to each of the images on the page as you touch them. The background returns to white when you move your cursor off the image.

Select an image and this script will give the size of that image. It will also allow you to change the size and see what it looks like. IE only.

Displays an online image or local image from your computer under various width and height manipulations that you enter. Useful for determining the best size for an image on your site without all the work. Nice!

Resizes any image to fit the current dimensions of the browser window. Works best with high resolution images but works with any image. Awesome!

Sometimes, your image does not look very good in different sized browser windows. This script will proportionally resize a graphic to fit within the current window or frame when a page is loaded, thus giving a more consistent and attractive look to your page.

This script uses an opacity filter to make a fading effect transition between two images. Works with IE5+ and NS6+.

After your visitors click a link, you can make the browser delay as many seconds as you want before they are actually sent to that page. Why not use that time to display an animated image about the page they are going to? Eye-catching!

This easy zoom-in/zoom-out script can be attached to any image in your page. The image size will toggle between two sizes you set whenever the image is clicked. The function can be attached to as many images in the page as you wish.

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