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Sausage Sizzler is a weekly newsletter sent to over
78,000 subscribers who receive the latest updates on Sausages products
along with tips and tricks to help build a better Web page.
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Reptile FREE |
Version 2.0 - Freeware
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Note that there is a new version of Reptile with added functionality and features, however it is no longer freeware.
Reptile is a cool application that lets you create funky backgrounds.
Limited only by your creativity, Reptile allows you to easily produce
any combination of wavy, bubbly, organic, big, small, wide, narrow,
rough or smooth textures. And besides generating a vast range of shapes
and surfaces the program also features a great way to color the textures
to suit the look and feel you require.
Use your wild creations for your Web page backgrounds, on your Windows
desktop, or invent a completely new use for them, it's entirely up to
you.
Reptile is so much fun to use it is difficult to stay focused on what
you want to do.
So BE WARNED, this program is addictive!
Reptile Review
"Reptile is a great tool that isn't like other free software titles
available today on the Web. You should get it quick before the folks at
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-- WindowsCentral
New in Reptile 2:
Use Reptile 2 as a HotDog SuperTool or as a standalone application.
Cleaner more intuitive interface,
Change Brightness and Contrast of your patterns,
New Gradient "Drift" function for smoother, more seamless flowing textures,
Export animation as .gif or .avi format.
And don't forget the ultra cool Reptile Screen Saver. It's FREE! Check it out now!
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TIP
Another way to trim down those overweight Web pages is to keep
your HTML code to a minimum. Often, there are ways you can use regular
HTML to acheive the same effect as multiple tables (eg: align=right
inside an image tag instead of another table). Remember, HTML affects
the download time of the page as well.
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