DHTML Slideshow with Fading Effects JavaScript script

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DHTML Slideshow with Fading Effects is an interesting javascript slideshow. DHTML Slideshow with Fading Effects is an interesting javascript slideshow. It is an example of DHTML slideshow with fading effect that works in NN4, IE4, Opera 5, Mozilla, and all browsers based on Gecko. Older browsers display the pictures side by side. Compatibility - The fading effect does not work in Opera 5, Konqueror and Omniweb, because these browser do not support clipping - Mozilla doesn’t support fading if you use XHTML or strict version of HTML 4 - Older browsers show the pictures side by side - Explorer 5 on Mac doesn’t support fading if you use the doctype
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