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I have downloaded CodeThatScroller and looked at the instructions. I can get almost everything working except the comments.

How can I positioning scroller in table, for example, inside tag <TD>...</TD>?

Is it possible to have more than one image slideshow on a page?

Is there a way to control the speed of the scrolling (I am displaying scrolling text)? How if yes?

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I have downloaded CodeThatScroller and looked at the instructions. I can get almost everything working except the comments.

The comments are disabled in standard version among few other limitations.

How can I positioning scroller in table, for example, inside tag <TD>...</TD>?

The positioning properties are described here: Scroller Position

There you can also find an example. The way is quite easy. You have to call create() inside the <TD>...</TD> where you want to place the Scroller and then call run() after the last </TABLE>

Is it possible to have more than one image slideshow on a page?

Yes, you can have more than one slideshow on the page. The standard version supports this feature.

Is there a way to control the speed of the scrolling (I am displaying scrolling text)? How if yes?

Use step, timer and pause parameters in "scroll" property. Timer is a pause between steps (or scrolling speed, more means slower), pause is a timeout before scrolling the next item, step is a number of pixels to shift by within one step.

"scroll" : {
	"step" : 5,
	"timer" : 30,
	"pause" : 1500,
	//etc...
}

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