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Pay-Per-Click Advertising

Editor's Pick in Web Promotion, October 2005
Say goodbye to anonymity. Pay-per-click advertising, one of the most cost-effective methods of getting leads on the Internet, gives you wide exposure, instant traffic.

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in Flash Tutorials
Motion Tween

In this toturial, you're going to learn how to create a tweened animation: Motion Tweening. To those who panic and don't know what to do when they load flash, I assure you, this tutorial will be your first step towards the right path.

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in Flash Tutorials
Percentage Preloader

In this tutorial you're going to learn how to add a percentage preloader using the "components" of FlashMX. We're going to use a ready-made extension for the preloader.

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in Flash Tutorials
Tween Effects

In this toturial, you're going to learn how to add:
Alpha. Tint. Brightness. to your tweened animation. Note: Please make sure you have already read and understood the tutorial on "Motion Tweening" as the following tutorial relies on that.

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in HTML Tutorials
Aligning Text

Alignment attributes can be added to the <p> tag to align the text in a paragraph to the left, right or center (though large chunks of text are rarely aligned right or center).

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in HTML Tutorials
Wrapping text around an image

It's been said that a picture's worth a thousand words, but you shouldn't believe everything you hear. Pictures are nice and all, but chances are you'll want to have some words with them. Here's how to put them together.

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in HTML Tutorials
Preformatted Text

Yes, <pre> stands for "preformatted" (not "pretentious," though that was a good guess). Preformatted text differs from regular text in two important ways: (1) It will appear in a monospaced, or fixed-width font (making it look typewritten)...

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in HTML Tutorials
Background Images

The <body background> tag allows you to use an image file for the background of your Web page. A large image may only appear once (depending on the size of the browser window), but smaller images will be redrawn as many times as necessary to fill a page - a process known as tiling.

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