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Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery 2.2.3.414 Full


Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery


- professional program for the creation of your photos and images, slick 3D flash galerey.S this program you can create three-dimensional images and to post on MySpace, Blogger, your personal web sites, or simply share them with others quickly and easily. To do this, you absolutely do not need knowledge in this area and software development skills to start making your first three-dimensional images.
Create 3D flash gallery just three steps:
- Step 1: Add digital photos and place them in the desired order. You can slightly modify photos using convenient tools for editing.
- Step 2: Choose a template for the 3D galleries and suitable background music.
- Step 3: Save the result in the format SWF, HTML, EXE, or create a screen saver for Windows.
Features Aneesoft 3D Flash Gallery:
Three simple steps to create a 3D Flash Gallery.
photo editing (rotate, crop, add text, add special effects, etc.).
Add a title and link to photos.
Click and drag the thumbnail picture to put it in place or change the order of photos.
Organize all photos by name, size or date modified.
Choice of 40 templates + 3D.
Set the background color and background image for the flash gallery.
Set the time delay transfer photos.
Customize your own 3D gallery templates, setting the sequence of thumbnails and scroll actions.
Add multiple audio tracks as background music.
Add, remove, reorder tracks in the list of musical compositions.
Ability to trim music and add a Fade in / out effects.
Make Flash SWF files, so you can publish them on your site.






Flash gallery Send e-mail (flash gallery will be attached to an e-mail).
Create a file HTML.
Create a screen saver for your desktop.
Supported Format:

- JPEG / JPG / BMP / PNG / GIF
- MP3 / WMA / WAV
- SWF / EXE / HTML / Screensaver
What's New in This Release:
* Optimized Email feature for sending show via email.
* Add options to loop background music and play show automatically.

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