Obsolete

The Tarpipe module provides integration with the service of the same name, available at http://tarpipe.com.

The guys at Realityloop did a better version of this module, called Deepzoom - probably worth using that instead of this! (currently D7 only though)

Microsoft Zoom.it converts your image to the Deep Zoom format, which lets you smoothly and efficiently explore the whole image, no matter how large. Check out Deep Zoom Studio for examples of this technology in action.

(abandoned)

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It's hard sometimes to find certain module if you're using a bunch of modules. This module helps you to find the module faster.

This module is obsolete, since this way to install PEAR no longer works.

Provides integration with the PEAR framework.

Includes a helper that downloas the library through http://pear.php.net/go-pear.

Most PEAR's contributed libraries try to include files directly from the root, example:

require_once 'PEAR/library.php';

Go pear provides a way to swich on/off the default include_path to work easily with them.

Allows Drupal to create Kwicks-like menus.

Official kwicks website:

http://www.jeremymartin.name/projects.php?project=kwicks

INSTRUCTIONS

1. Go to admin/build/modules and enable Kwicks.
2. Go to admin/settings/kwicks and set the number of Kwick menus you will use.
3. Go to admin/build/block and configure your Kwicks block. Then move the block to the desired region.
4. Enjoy!

Since the release of this module there are now new ways to do this. Please don't use this module unless you're willing to maintain it, if that's the case, please contact me.

Dialog Node is a very simple module that allows you to load a node in a Dialog Window. You'll need to install first Dialog API

The syntax is very easy:

This module has been deprecated/renamed to http://drupal.org/project/AmazonS3

Replaces default checkboxes with fancy (iOS-like) on/off switches under configurable pages.

I was just trying for a good way to make checkboxes easier to click on (see Fitt's Law) but came up with this.

Original jQuery code taken from http://github.com/tdreyno/iphone-style-checkboxes