OpenCube java applets and DHTML Web Effects are probably the most dynamic Web Tools available on the market today.

All OpenCube Web Effects applets are highly adaptable. The parameters of each applet can be fully customized by the end user to meet the most demanding design criteria. The applets allow for full control over size, text formatting, custom images, highlights, timers, scroll speeds, menu depths, status bar messages, and much more.

Then there's the DHTML Navigation tools. The OpenCube developers seem to have taken the best of everything DHTML has to offer and packed it into their ultimate infinite leveled pop-up style navigation tool. Fast loading, highly customizable, easy to implement, and cross browser / platform support allows the DHTML Navigation Menu to meet the most demanding design criteria.

From box style sub-menus to image-based layouts, every aspect of the sub-menus look and functionality is fully customizable. You can optionally define border images for the sub-menus and watch them automatically tile and size to wrap your menus. Define your sub-menu descriptions using plain text or HTML to give a more custom format

Fortunately for the oft-frustrated designer, OpenCube's cross browser / platform DHTML Navigation Menu functions identically in IE4.x, IE5.x, Netscape4.x, and Netscape6 on all platforms. It's the Internet's first full cross browser / platform DHTML vertical scroller.

Utilizing OpenCube pioneered techniques, the DHTML Vertical Scroller is the first to achieve a smooth scroll effect. Smooth scrolling is accomplished in both Internet Explorer, and Netscape 6, with backward compatible standard scrolling support for Netscape 4.x.

Implementation has been designed to be as straightforward as possible. Customize the separate data file with your scrolling messages and formatting, paste a simple two line statement anywhere within your web page and your scroller is running!

Every aspect of the scroller is fully customizable, from font characteristics, to highlight effects. You can optionally specify a background image to scroll over or use a transparent background and scroll messages over existing background images. Continuously scroll a message or pause individual messages for custom lengths of time.

According to OpenCube, both Fortune 500 intranet webmasters and freelance web designers rely on their applets and DHTML web effects to make their development tasks easier and give their pages the ease of navigation, visual punch, and functionality that is demanded by today's sophisticated net consumer. Check them out for yourself at www.opencube.com for some very exciting samples of what their product can do.