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Background of Survo demos

Always when the main web page is opened, one randomly selected Survo demo is running on that page as an animation.

All these examples are created as pure Survo applications as sucros (Survo macros) by letting Survo to save all actions of the user in a sucro file. After possible editing of that file, the session is repeated automatically by Survo and saved as a flash file by the ScreenFlash program. The flash file is finally saved as an animated GIF picture by ScreenFlash. That technique was applied for demos ex1 - ex91.

The latest items (ex92-) in this collection are also created as sucros but converted to MP4 videos by BB FlashBack Recorder.

By clicking the animation, background information about the current topic will be displayed on another web page (this page) containing short descriptions of all Survo animations.

You can play any of the examples simply by clicking its sample picture.


Sucros behind many animations are available when using SURVO MM by the command
/LOAD <Survo>\U\EX\INDEX / or by soft buttons DEMO HIGHLIGHTS
This gives a list of these sucros and any of them may be run and studied more closely.


The only web browser able to control GIF animations decently seems to be Mozilla Firefox with the SuperStop add-on. When you select an example from the list below by clicking its sample picture, it is possible to pause the demo by pressing the shift-ESC key and continue thereafter by the F5 key.

In Internet Explorer, hitting ESC may stop the animation and you can examine the current situation more accurately but there are no means to continue and the demo has to be restarted.

Chrome allows no interventions from the user.

Demos in YouTube and as MP4 videos

Some demos have been made available also in YouTube thus enabling better possibilities for navigation. It is possible to pause a demo for studying the current situation more carefully and then continue. It is also easy to jump forward or backward. These controls are also available in MP4 videos of examples from ex92 onwards (and work well at least on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Internet Explorer).


These demos are created by using SURVO MM, the original Windows version of Survo, now freely available.
Another free alternative is Survo R (Muste) available on all common operating systems.

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