Build interactive CD-ROM presentations with ease though an intuitive, user friendly interface. CRE:8 has done for multimedia, what word processors did for typing. Everything is point and click. Add images,backgrounds, music, video, pdf, powerpoint,...
ArtixMedia Menu Studio is a universal multimedia CD creation tool with a wide variety of possible applications. The program lets you create CD menus and shells, add images and sounds to create multimedia programs and interlink files (pages) between them...
ROM With A View helps you create CDs that automatically run your programs as soon as the CDs or DVDs are inserted. Create your own professional-looking CD-browser and autorun program quickly and easily. The program comes with an auto-creation wizard that...
Autorun authoring software featuring an intuitive, visual development environment (WYSIWYG), requires no programming language or training class to get the job done. A suite of powerful features meets the most demanding production requirements. An elegant...
CeledyDraw is a versatile vector-based draw and publishing program designed for small business, home users, and education. With CeledyDraw, you can draw with the most complete set of tools such as Bezier curve, freeform, polygon, and autoshapes, and use...
EZ-ROM Presentation Pro 2.06 allows first-time users to create presentations for autolaunch CD-ROMs and PowerPoint-style slide shows. Features include the ability to add and manage pages (slides); the ability to import text, movie, music, and sound files...
e-Picture Pro 4.0, the latest release in the award winning e-Picture product line, offers an integrated set of graphics and animation design tools for both business and creative users. In addition to the advanced graphics tools included in earlier...
In a couple of clicks, you can create your own personal greeting card, live multimedia, talking, animated presentations, slide show, or multimedia message and send them to your friends, family, or anyone else on the Web. We've included multimedia samples,...
