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Kitchener, Ontario Canada - seyDesign announces their latest RapidWeaver theme, seyDoggy PlayMore. This newest addition to the seyDesign lineup is another Ultimate offering, loaded with advanced features, including ExtraContent. PlayMore Ultimate is a high style theme of current, modern design. The theme makes excellent use of the ExtraContent areas going beyond seyDesign’s previous ExtraContent offering, Gotem, and this time making the new feature a fluid, flexible part of the overall design.

In addition to 3 ExtraContent areas, PlayMore also includes the artwork for 10 custom headers, the RWmultitool projects used to create said headers, plenty of snippets to get you started with ExtraContent and enough features to sink most ocean liners.

Features at a glance:
* 3 Extracontent Areas
* Multiple Widths
* Rwmultitool Ready
* Header Height
* 10 Custom headers
* Sidebar Positioning
* Font Control
* Highly Comprehensive Color Control
* and more

Minimum Requirements:
* Mac PlayMore X Version 10.4.11 Tiger or 10.5.2 Leopard
* Universal Binary for PowerPC and Intel
* RapidWeaver 3.6.7 or RapidWeaver 4.x

Pricing and Availability:
PlayMore Ultimate r1 is available now for $19.49 CAD at their online RapidWeaver theme store.

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seyDoggy PlayMore
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ExtraContent Tutorial
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Headquartered in Kitchener, Ontario Canada, seyDoggy is a privately funded company founded in 2005 by Adam Merrifield. Leveraging their longtime experience in web and graphic design, seyDoggy’s goal is to develop great looking theme designs for RapidWeaver, and lead to the creation of seyDesign. Known for developing the first commercially available theme with split navigation, seyDesign is responsible for continually pushing the limits of RapidWeaver. seyDoggy also offers consulting services for companies looking to enter the web design industry or who don’t want to hire full time staff to manage their own internet or intranet web systems. Copyright 2005-2008 seyDoggy. All Rights Reserved. Apple, the Apple logo, are registered trademarks of Apple Computer in the U.S. and/or other countries. RapidWeaver, and the RapidWeaver logo are trademarks of Realmac Software Limited.

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