Yahoo! and Net Controls have partnered to bring you the My Yahoo! News Ticker, a direct feed of the latest headline news, stock quotes, sports scores, and weather reports for almost any machine connected to the Internet. Now Available for Macintosh, OS/2, and Unix!

This Java applet shows you how it works: This demo is using sample (but current) data. The real NewsTicker allows you to synchronize the data shown with your MyYahoo news page. The "arrow" button changes channels. Double-click any story, stock, or weather report to see the full text. Drag the ticker to change direction.

IT RESIDES	directly on your Windows 95 or Windows NT 4.0 task bar, or runs as a top-level window or "glued" to your Windows desktop. It even automatically runs inside your favorite Windows screen saver!
IT DELIVERS	to your desktop the latest news headlines, stock quotes, sports scores, and weather reports
IT USES	the preferences you've established in your My Yahoo! account to do this
IT MINIMIZES	network traffic by delivering data efficiently without ads and therefore without burden to your intranet
IT SUPPORTS FIREWALLS	Automatic proxy and firewall support, making it easy to install and support throughout your organization.
IT CAN AUTO-DIAL and HANGUP	The 32-bit version can auto-dial and hangup. Great for dialup service where you are charged connect time.
IT REQUIRES	Netscape Navigator (all versions) or Microsoft Internet Explorer (version 3.0 beta 2 or newer) and either Windows 95, Windows NT 4.0, or Windows 3.1

Intranet Version! Over 300 News feeds! Easy Setup and Customization Caches all news to minimize bandwidth Add your own local channel Easy customization of all client NewsTickers 'Flash' News to get information to users quickly Automatic Client Installation Click Here to download a pre-beta Requires Windows 95 or NT. Send comments to mikebb@netcontrols.com

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See the ticker "Trouble shooting" and "tips" guide.

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