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TAPEFAILURE is a "history recording tool." What this means is that anyone can record a browsing session using TAPEFAILURE's recorder, then save it, and share it with others. Each recorded session can be played back virtually perfectly through our playback tool; as long as you know the tape ID or have a link, you can view your recorded session over and over again.

Shows pagerank for each link of the domain page

Ammap is an interactive flash map creation software. Use this tool to show locations of your offices, routes of your journeys, create your distributor map. Photos or illustrations can be used instead of maps, so you can make different presentations, e-learning tools and more. With amMap you can: * customize every detail of your map - sizes, colors, disable features you don't need; * create multi-level structures; * create map charts (heat maps); * load icons or other custom movies or photos on top of your map; * use your own custom maps; * draw lines and add texts; * set values of countries and create map chart; * set start-up zoom level and position; * use it as zoomifyer to display big pictures; * control map with JavaScript (reload data and settings, set and get data and separate params, register clicks); * export map as an image. More facts: * weights only 35 Kb; * works with Flash player 8 and later versions; * loads data from XML; * uses latitude and longitude for storing point position. Check examples to find out how many different views you can achieve with amMap. You can download and use it for free.

Interactive Flash Pie Charts, Line Charts and Bar/Column Charts. Users can pull out a slice of pie chart by clicking on it. Users can zoom in/out by highlighting a specific area of the line chart. The bar/column can be 100 stacked, mouseover to view more details. All Charts are free to download, the only limitation of free version is that a small link to AmCharts will be displayed in top left corner of your charts.

How does it work? A table is created which is filled with large numbers of 1x1 cells. Each cell has a background colour of the corresponding pixel in the image. That's all it is; just a massive grid of coloured table cells. View the source to see the details

debugger that can be used to view LuminicBox logging messages (for Flash code)