Random Image Displayer - Randomizer Perl script

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Random Image Displayer - Randomizer will randomly select an image from a directory of images on your server and will change the page background. Radiation's random image displayer makes the job of keeping your website looking 'fresh' easy. Randomizer will randomly select an image from a directory of images on your server. This keeps the look of the page calling Randomizer new and interesting for visitors. This can be a dramatic change, like rotating the background texture of a page, or it can be subtle, like changing your welcome message. Features:Keeps Your Site Looking Fresh By calling images randomly from a directory of images, Randomizer can give your site a new look every time users visit (or reload a page). This can be a dramatic change or a subtle one, it's up to you. One copy can be used throughout your site One copy of Randomizer can be called from multiple pages throughout your site. This enables you to keep the look of the whole site constantly new. One copy can call multiple image directories Use multiple image directories if you like. This can help when calling Randomizer from different sections of your website. Cross-Platform Compatible Randomizer is written in the popular Perl programming language and runs on both Windows NT and UNIX webservers.
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