Daily information feeder JavaScript script

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Daily information feeder is a sophisticated JavaScript that displays daily bits of information to your visitors. This is a sophisticated JavaScript that displays daily bits of information to your visitors. Features: - Automatic rotation of messages to always display the current day's one. - Each of the messages can optionally be linked to a URL (which is activated by clicking on the "More information" text). - Displaying of the current day's date at the lower right part of the script, in the format of month/day/year If you need to display daily content to your visitors, and wish to automate this process, this is the script to use!
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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