YOUR SUPPORT FOR JTOOLS SET UP
Welcome to the new way of setting up your JTools simply. Tired of having to use
a text editor to create the command lines necessary to run the JTool of your choice?
Well no fear. JHelpor features an easy to use graphical interface to work out
the parameters needed for the JTool with the options that you have selected.
JHelpor's graphical interface
makes it easier than ever to set up your JTools
Use JHelpor to set up any of the JTools currently available as well as future
JTools that will be compatible. Using JHelpor couldn't be simpler. You just pick
the JTool, then the file or parameters you wish to launch and then set the arguments
by choosing from a list of options.
JHelpor will then work out then parameters and all you need to do is copy these
into the arguments box in the FSCommand, Exec. Easy as that. All your JTools can
be configured in minutes and with the ability to save the configurations, you
will be able to come back if you need to make any changes.
Here's a crazy game for all those scooter haters out there. Thanks to the guys at Kerb who managed to make use of the DirectX Screen Resolution and Joysticks features within Jugglor v2 and prove that they actually do work. The whole file including installation was created with Jugglor v2.
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Deloitte Consulting
Just want to share with others how your J-Start program saved the day for me.
This is my third year placing the conference proceedings for the Florida Water Resources Conference onto CD in a book form. I use quite a few programs to do this (Flash, Illustrator, Photo Shop, MS Word, Adobe Acrobat and a few others). Last year I decided to use a flash movie to open up the CD. I had previously used Astound and was surprised to find that Flash cannot open a PDF. I had to call Flash tech support and ended up writing a quick Director file to do this (with the help of their tech support).
This year I thought, "No Problem. I will just give the new file the same name as the old one, put it in the same relative place and it will work." NOT! After finding I would need to pay for a tech support call to Director I got online and found J-Start. As mentioned, I already have Director, but don't really use it and comparing the "one-time" cost for tech support to the purchase of your program, I decided to "go with the the Jester". The learning curve was not too intimidating and the one email I sent with a question was answered quickly.
Thank you for giving me a quick and functional answer to my dilema with J-Start. The Proceedings on CD was very well accepted and I have been asked to carry on with the project next year.
FlashJester.com
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Just want to share with others how your J-Start program saved the day for me.
This is my third year placing the conference proceedings for the Florida Water Resources Conference onto CD in a book form. I use quite a few programs to do this (Flash, Illustrator, Photo Shop, MS Word, Adobe Acrobat and a few others). Last year I decided to use a flash movie to open up the CD. I had previously used Astound and was surprised to find that Flash cannot open a PDF. I had to call Flash tech support and ended up writing a quick Director file to do this (with the help of their tech support).
This year I thought, "No Problem. I will just give the new file the same name as the old one, put it in the same relative place and it will work." NOT! After finding I would need to pay for a tech support call to Director I got online and found J-Start. As mentioned, I already have Director, but don't really use it and comparing the "one-time" cost for tech support to the purchase of your program, I decided to "go with the the Jester". The learning curve was not too intimidating and the one email I sent with a question was answered quickly.
Thank you for giving me a quick and functional answer to my dilema with J-Start. The Proceedings on CD was very well accepted and I have been asked to carry on with the project next year. 
