Flash - Zoom Slideshow - Image Gallerie

Features:

Zooming images | Things look greater if they are in movement.
Simplicity in usage | Even your boss can control it.
Simplicity in design | Its reduced look makes it fit into nearly every environment.
One size fits it all | From thumbnail size to full screen.
Auto resizing | Images are always scaled and centered to fill the stage completely.
Clean interface | The interface is not scaled it adjusts to the stage size.
Blend mode transitions| For a smoother change of images.
Separate click-transition| Gives the next image some time to load.
Background loading | Images are loaded while viewing.
Loader animation | Big images? The loder lets you know what is happening.
Images only mode | You can disable all graphics via XML option.

Two versions included:

XML version | Image path and settings are defined in a XML file.
PHP version | Specify an image directory and the included php file generates the XML on the fly (PHP 4.0.3 or higher needed)

Easy customizable through XML settings:

But take a look at the XML settings for yourself:

    <stageBorder>20</stageBorder>
    <zoomSpeed>50</zoomSpeed>
    <slideTime>6000</slideTime>
    <alwaysShowClicktransition>false</alwaysShowClicktransition>
    <fullscreenEnabled>true</fullscreenEnabled>
    <interfaceEnabled>true</interfaceEnabled>

Additional commented ActionScript options are available to make the integration into your project easier:

Copy & paste import | Simply copy the MovieClip and some lines of ActionScript into your project to make it work.
Absolute size and position | You can change the resizing and positioning behaviour to absolute values.
Globals class | You can control the slideshow from everywhre in your application.
Example: Globals.vars.slideRoot.nextItem();

Fullscreen notes: The fullscreen button is disabled in this preview.
If you plan to use the fullscreen functionality you’ll need high resolution images which may take longer to load.

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