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Hi, Ted:

I thought about Spin Browsers, as we have a couple, but it seems to  
me that the metaphor you want in a timeline is a scroll, rather than  
a fast forward/fast reverse.  Not sure if the Spin Browser is well  
adapted to that purpose.


Eric Siegel
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On Apr 15, 2006, at 11:46 AM, Ted Ansbacher wrote:

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> David Durlach of Technofrolics (www.technofrolics.com) sells a  
> device called
> Spin Browser which allows a visitor to navigate a video forwards or  
> backwards
> at his/her own speed. It would be ideal for a video timeline.
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