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//***************************************************
//SIMPLE UNIVERSAL IMAGE ROLLOVERS WITH BROWSER DETECTION
//RELEASED TO THE PUBLIC DOMAIN 7/97 BY AARON A.ZADONICK 
//LEOPARD COMMUNICATIONS webmaster@leopard.com	
//***************************************************	

browser_name = navigator.appName;
browser_version = parseFloat(navigator.appVersion); 

if (browser_name == "Netscape" && browser_version < 2.0)
	{
	roll = 'false';
	}
else if (browser_name == "Netscape" && browser_version == 2.0)
	{
	roll = 'false';
	}
else if (browser_name == "Netscape" && browser_version >= 3.0)
	{
	roll = 'true';
	}
else if (browser_name == "Microsoft Internet Explorer" && browser_version <= 2.0)
	{
	roll = 'false';
	}
else if (browser_name == "Microsoft Internet Explorer" && browser_version >= 3.0)
	{
	roll = 'true';
	}
else
	{
	roll = 'false';
	}

//IMAGE ROLLOVER FUCTIONS
//The following scripts functions alow you do execute a "single rollover"
//by that I mean when you rollover a image it changes. The other two allow you
//to rollover one image, have that one change as well as another one on the page.
//These are plug and play, there is no need to edit these. 

//msover1 and msout1 are for the singe image rollover
//msover2 and msout2 are for the dual rollovers
//All you have to do is reference the images as noted below and your on your way.
//NOTE HTML code for futher documentation

function msover(img,ref)
	{
		if (roll == 'true')
			{
			document.images[img].src = ref;
			}
	}
	
function msout(img,ref)
	{
		if (roll == 'true')
			{
			document.images[img].src = ref;
			}
	}
	
function msover2(img1,ref1,img2,ref2)
	{
		if (roll == 'true')
			{
			document.images[img1].src = ref1;
			document.images[img2].src = ref2;
			}
	}
	
function msout2(img1,ref1,img2,ref2)
	{
		if (roll == 'true')
			{
			document.images[img1].src = ref1;
			document.images[img2].src = ref2;
			}
	}
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