Aquafadas (http://www.aquafadas.com/) has
announced BannerZest 1.2, an update of the Flash
presentation application for Mac OS X. This new
version introduces new themes :
° TextSlideShow (PRO version) with sophisticated
3D Text effects (demo here:
http://banners.aquafadas.com/demo/textslideshow/bz.html
)
° Hanging & HangingSlim (slim version is
appropriate for page banners) (demo here:
http://banners.aquafadas.com/demo/hanging/bz.html
)
° Sticker (demo here: http://banners.aquafadas.com/demo/sticker/bz.html )
The version 1.2 also brings other improvements.
BannerZest can now upload via SFTP. A banner
published in a local folder can now be uploaded
manually, it doesn’t require to edit the code
anymore. The generated javascript and html code
is more compact. The update has improved FTP
upload through a new version of Connection Kit
and various bug fixes
The upgrade is free for existing customers and is recommended to all our users.
BannerZest talks to all the leading website and
blog editors. Social websites are supported too.
Whether using Apple iWeb, RapidWeaver,
Dreamweaver, Freeway or any other tool,
BannerZest allows anyone to get their banners
online easily.
Uploading content via FTP or to a .Mac account is
fully supported from within the BannerZest
application. To integrate a banner on a page,
users simply paste a code snippet that BannerZest
automatically generates. Nothing could be easier.
Minimum Requirements:
* Mac OS X Version 10.4.11 Tiger or later *
Universal Binary for PowerPC and Intel * 1-GHz
G4, G5, or Intel-based Mac
* 512 MB of RAM
* 21.1 MB Hard Drive space
* Internet connection required for registration
and online publishing * Flash Player version
9.0.45 or above
* .Mac account (optional)
Pricing and Availability:
A single user license for BannerZest Pro is
priced at only $129.00 USD. A single user license
for BannerZest Standard is priced at only $49.
USD. Full-featured, demos are available and a
recommended update for all customers. Family Pack
options are available for both Standard and Pro.
