The description of FrontMotion Login - Play With New Friends
FrontMotion Login is a next generation logon interface for Windows NT, 2000 and Windows XP. It goes beyond the normal Microsoft Windows logon and offers more interactivity and functionality through the use of Macromedia Flash. No DLL hacking is needed and no system files are replaced.Core features:User reconfigurable logon interfaceInteractive Macromedia Flash ThemesRemote Desktop support in Windows XP and Terminal Services supportFast User Switching support in Windows XP (Standalone and Domain Mode)Configurable Windows 2000 or Windows XP security behaviorScreen Rotation supportWindows XP Password Reset Wizard supportBuilt-in 'recovery mode'FrontMotion Login is a next generation logon interface for Windows NT, 2000 and Windows XP. It goes beyond the normal Microsoft Windows logon and offers more interactivity and functionality through the use of Macromedia Flash. No DLL hacking is needed and no system files are replaced.Core features:User reconfigurable logon interfaceInteractive Macromedia Flash ThemesRemote Desktop support in Windows XP and Terminal Services supportFast User Switching support in Windows XP (Standalone and Domain Mode)Configurable Windows 2000 or Windows XP security behaviorScreen Rotation supportWindows XP Password Reset Wizard supportBuilt-in 'recovery mode'Core features:User reconfigurable logon interfaceInteractive Macromedia Flash ThemesRemote Desktop support in Windows XP and Terminal Services supportFast User Switching support in Windows XP (Standalone and Domain Mode)Configurable Windows 2000 or Windows XP security behaviorScreen Rotation supportWindows XP Password Reset Wizard supportBuilt-in 'recovery mode'User reconfigurable logon interfaceInteractive Macromedia Flash ThemesRemote Desktop support in Windows XP and Terminal Services supportFast User Switching support in Windows XP (Standalone and Domain Mode)Configurable Windows 2000 or Windows XP security behaviorScreen Rotation supportWindows XP Password Reset Wizard supportBuilt-in 'recovery mode'
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