Difference between revisions of "Card Types"
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| − | + | Cards can be of the following types: | |
| − | + | 1. '''Postcard''' : These are cards which are of one scene only. The music plays from a separate file. : GIF, JPG, PNG | |
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| + | 2. '''Animated''' : These are cards which are of multiple scenes, all working within the only. The music plays from a separate file. : GIF, JPG, PNG | ||
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| + | 3. '''Flash''' : These are cards which are of one scene or multiple scenes using the Macromedia Flash Technology. The music is embedded inside the same flash file. : SWF | ||
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| + | 4. '''Interactive''' : These are cards which are of one scene or multiple scenes using the Macromedia Flash Technology, with user interactivity. The music is embedded inside the same flash file. : SWF | ||
Revision as of 05:27, 28 August 2008
Cards can be of the following types:
1. Postcard : These are cards which are of one scene only. The music plays from a separate file. : GIF, JPG, PNG
2. Animated : These are cards which are of multiple scenes, all working within the only. The music plays from a separate file. : GIF, JPG, PNG
3. Flash : These are cards which are of one scene or multiple scenes using the Macromedia Flash Technology. The music is embedded inside the same flash file. : SWF
4. Interactive : These are cards which are of one scene or multiple scenes using the Macromedia Flash Technology, with user interactivity. The music is embedded inside the same flash file. : SWF
