Headline Typer Java script

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Headline Typer is a scrolling news ticker that displays a series of headlines in a small area of a page. The Headline Typer scrolling news ticker displays a series of headlines in a small area of a page, and smoothly scrolls the scrolling news headlines that allows the reader to glance at the text. Each scrolling news headline can have a link, so that the reader can click a link to a page related to the headline. Features : - Typewriter effect. - You can easily configure the width/height, font, and contents of the scrolling news. - The scrolling news loops when finished. - Easy to embed into an HTML document. - Highlighted URL links. - Smooth scrolling. - Easy to customize. - Optional border.
Operating system:
Windows / Linux / BSD / Solaris

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