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Scrippy
- Version: 3.02
- Downloads Count: 8,738
- License Type: Shareware
- Price: $39
- Date Added: Feb 26, 2006
- Operating Systems: Microsoft Windows NT 4.0, Microsoft Windows 2000, Microsoft Windows 98, Microsoft Windows ME
- Requirements: Internet Explorer 5 or later
- File Size: 1.294 MB
- Author: Amthor Technologies
Description of Scrippy
Plain old text can sometimes get your point across, but unless you're a skilled wordsmith, you could probably use some help by adding graphics and sounds. Scrippy lets you embed borders, backgrounds, and sound files into e-mail-- with no HTML knowledge required. You can overlap multiple backgrounds to create a layer effect, you can add scrolling borders, and you have full control over the fonts in your message.
You can also create Web pages with Scrippy--again, without any coding experience. Sample stationery is included to get you started. Among the supported sound files are MID, WAV, AU, and AIFF, as well as streaming audio formats.
Stationery created with Scrippy can be viewed by recipients who have Outlook Express 5 or later, Outlook 98 or later, and Netscape 6.1 or later.
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