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Vooddo is a new and easy way to enhance your videos. You can insert interactive hyperlink markers within your videos, and even videos hosted by Youtube and Dailymotion.
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OpenLD(Open Link Directory) is a hyperlink webdirectory script written in PHP. It can be used for both small and large directorys, since it has a fast core. This script has all the basic features and can be extended with extensions(modules) and plugins
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A module for the PostNuke that allows files to be uploaded (or 'published') to the postnuke site. This module is based on the code 'web links' module but instead of providing a hyperlink to a file, a local file is specified which is then uploaded.
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This is a small management tool for storing Hyperlinks in a MySQL - database, give them a categroy and a description and read them out into a HTML table. There's no usermanagement, so you can only specify wheather everybody or noone can edit / delete
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