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Report About Animated Hit Counter 1.0
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An all-vector, scaleable, animated webpage hit counter. The Flash file makes use of a simple PHP script which keeps track of the unique pageloads (by using cookies) and total page loads by writing to a text file. The file 'spins' the final numbers into place from a starting value that you can specify in the XML config file.


You can also adjust:
* the number of 'number windows'
* whether commas are shown or not
* the number of 'decimal windows'
* the background color of the windows
* the border colors
* the alpha value of the window highlight
* fade-in time
* blur amount
* spin speed
* delay time
* easing animation type
* sound effect volume
* whether you're tracking total or unique pageloads


Users can click the counter to reload the current count and 're-spin' the numbers to the most recent count.

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