This tutorial teaches how to create a Product Display Interface in Flash. The Actionscript in this lesson is used to click and drag an image, and setup a zoom and pan interface for hovering over a small product image, which will then effect a larger, more detailed product image. This technique can be used for more than just product images though. An ebbok, map, online coming, even .flv could be incorporated into the Flash interface.

Display Maestro gives you full control over attached displays, allowing the usage of all available resolutions and bit depths. This is done by ignoring the operating system setting of hiding potentially unsafe resolutions. It is ideal for running legacy games which require 256-color mode and do not automatically switch the screen depth for you. Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard removed the ability to set 256 color mode manually using the built-in preferences pane, but the feature is now available here in Display Maestro! Display Maestro is a small application which can be configured to launch during login, and sits quietly in the menu bar. Upon exit, it will also automatically revert your display back to the resolution chosen before it was launched.

Features
Display list of all displays and resolutions
Hide/show unsafe resolutions
Restore ColorSync Settings
List detailed information about supported resolutions
List detailed information about the current resolution
List detailed information about each display device.
Current resolution is chccked

Mac OS X 10.5 or later

Version 1.1.7:
* Bug Fix: Fixed an issue when an external display was connected to a laptop it would not register in Display Maestro if the display contained a completely unrecognized set of resolutions.

Display Maestro gives you full control over attached displays, allowing the usage of all available resolutions and bit depths. This is done by ignoring the operating system setting of hiding potentially unsafe resolutions.
It is ideal for running legacy games which require 256-color mode and do not automatically switch the screen depth for you. Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard removed the ability to set 256 color mode manually using the built-in preferences pane, but the feature is now available here in Display Maestro!
Display Maestro is a small application which can be configured to launch during login, and sits quietly in the menu bar. Upon exit, it will also automatically revert your display back to the resolution chosen before it was launched.