The clock is also ticking on my Subscriber Deal for the “Power Effects” software, which I told you about last week. I said:

“Power Effects” uses some clever programming to produce effects on web pages which can normally be done only by using Flash or animated graphics. Both these technologies can be hard to use (I haven’t yet got the hang of Flash) and both lengthen page download times.”

Here’s a sample of a few things that “Power Effects” can do:

http://www.IanSays.com/PowerEffects/Subscribers

I’ve started to write a proper User Manual for the software, and I’ve found some really neat tricks you can use - other than simply displaying changing headlines (and that’s pretty powerful on its own).

Basically, you can put any HTML you like into each of the “frames” of “Power Effects” (any number of frames), and select one of 16 effects for the start and end of the frame (e.g. “Slide Down”, “Shake” etc). You could, for example, use it for a slide show, with any number of images you like.

As I’ve often said before about software of this type: “You are only limited by your imagination!” As long as you can write a bit of HTML, the rest is easy - just fill in the blanks and do some copying and pasting.

The “clock is ticking”, because I’ve got one of my “Subscriber Deals” running for “Power Effects”, and it expires at the end of Saturday, 31st May. That’s just about a week away. After then, you’ll have to pay an extra 117 per cent for the software. Go and have a look at the Deal right now:

http://www.IanSays.com/PowerEffects/Subscribers

I nearly forgot to mention - you get Master Resale Rights to “Power Effects” - and you’ll get my unique User Manual as soon as it’s done.