Scrolls >>> Line Scroller.


		<script 
		language="javascript"
		type="text/javascript">

		/* Visit http://www.yaldex.com/ 
		for full source code

		and get more free JavaScript, CSS and DHTML scripts! */

		<!-- Begin

		var 
		l1 =  
		0;
		// left of ticker in pixel, or 0 
		to position relative

		var 
		t1 =  
		0;
		// top of ticker in pixel, or 0 
		to position relative

		var 
		w1 =
		400;
		// width of ticker in pixel

		var 
		first =
		true;

		var 
		l2 = 
		l1 + 
		w1;

		var 
		l3 = 
		l1 - 
		l2;

		var 
		l = 
		l2;

		function 
		tickinit()
		{

		if
		(l1
		==
		0
		&& 
		t1 ==
		0)
		{

		pos 
		=
		document.all['tickpos'];

		l1 
		= 
		getLeft(pos);

		t1 
		= 
		getTop(pos);

		}

		ticktext.style.posTop
		= 
		t1;

		

		l2 
		= 
		l1 + 
		w1;

		l3 
		= 
		l1 - 
		l2;

		l 
		= 
		l2;

		setInterval('tick()',
		10);

		}

		function 
		getLeft(ll)
		{

		if
		(ll.offsetParent)

		return
		(ll.offsetLeft
		+ 
		getLeft(ll.offsetParent));

		else

		return 
		(ll.offsetLeft);

		}

		function 
		getTop(ll)
		{

		if
		(ll.offsetParent)

		return
		(ll.offsetTop
		+ 
		getTop(ll.offsetParent));

		else

		return 
		(ll.offsetTop);

		}

		function 
		tick()
		{

		l 
		= 
		l -
		0.5;

		if
		(l
		< 
		l3) 
		l = 
		l2;

		cl 
		= 
		l1 - 
		l;

		cr 
		= 
		l2 - 
		l;

		ticktext.style.posLeft
		= 
		l;

		ticktext.style.posTop
		= 
		t1;

		ticktext.style.clip
		=
		"rect(auto "+cr+"px 
		auto "+cl+"px)";

		if
		(first) 
		ticktext.style.visibility
		=
		"visible";

		first 
		=
		false;

		}

		window.onload=tickinit;

		//  End -->

		</script>

		<center>

		<a
		name="tickpos">
		</a>

		<div
		id="ticktext"
		style="position:absolute;font-family:arial;font-size:14pt;visibility:hidden;">

		<nobr>Doesn't 
		this message scroller look great?  You can even insert links like this:
		<a
		href="http://www.yaldex.com/JSFactory_Pro.htm"
		target="_blank">JavaScript 
		Editor</a>  
		Now it repeats.</nobr>

		</div>

		</center>