Bubbles Background Flash script

Publisher review:
Bubbles Background file is intended to be used as an animated background for your website. This file is intended to be used as an animated background for your website. It adapts to your browser without needing to modify the flash file. This file works as a a full screen background for your website. You can resize your browser window to any resolution and will automatically fit to your screen size. All bubbles are being placed randomly in the stage and you can set the interval of bubbles you want as well as change the movement of them. More details can be found inside the flash file. The bubbles are 100% vector and are moved by actionscript 2 and not by motion tween based.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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