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Traveling across the screen. How is this done?

Traveling across the screen. How is this done?

2004-03-03       - By Willi Waizenegger

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I saw something cool (or scary, depending how you look at it) the other
day.  I was on Yahoo.com and a small flash pop-up appeared at the upper
left of the screen.  It stayed there a few seconds then traveled across
the screen to the right/center of the screen, where it stayed for the
rest of the time.

How is this done?  I know for sure the graphic was Flash, but was the
movement done in Flash or JavaScript?  Anyone know what I'm talking
about?

Thanks.
Willi


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