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PayPal Flash Button Creator creates SWF files that can be used for Flash or HTML websites. With Flash websites, one of the hardest things is importing the PayPal code into the buttons. Now you can do it easily with the PayPal Flash Button Creator. For HTML websites, you put them into your page just like any other SWF object. And as this very page shows, they can be used in ASP.NET pages as well. That's right, Beaver Valley Software's website is demonstrationing the PayPal Flash Button Creator. And by embedding everying in an SWF, you get added security against malicious web robots that harvest information like email addresses because the SWF acts like a protective shell around your information!

Features:


* Make unlimited PayPal Buttons for your website

* Make Single Item, Donation, Cart or Subscription Buttons, View Cart Buttons

* Make Custom Payment Pages for every Button.

* Instructions for using with Macromedia Flash can be read here

* Instructions for using with an HTML website are created with each button

* Set an IPN url in each button

* Have PayPal post data to your website

* Uses the same ppb files that our other PayPal products use

* You can edit your PayPal buttons offline and only make single modification if desired

* Sixty images to choose from to embed into your buttons

* 30 use Trial so you can test the program before you buy. It embeds that it is an unregistered program in the Flash button so the buttons themselves cannot be used and must be regenerated after purchase to remove the unregistered message.

* Provides a way to counter the new IE behavior of forcing your users to click the button to activate it

* Makes it possible to set defaults for fields that are in most of your buttons

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The original dimensions of the image used are now the default size for the flash buttons
* When the image is larger then the panel in the preview, you can now scroll and see the entire image

* The program has been modified to accomodate IE's new behavior. The instructions are no longer on a webpage. They have become part of the program.

* The ability to upload directly from the program to your website