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Kmita Randomizer - Randomizing
   
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Kmita Randomizer is the BEST and EASIEST randomizer script. Even though its easy to install and manage, it provides you with features like exposure level of each object in a random group which other programs do not. You can have anything from HTML, quotes, images whatever can be included in your HTML tags. Kmita Randomizer has its own setup utility and one just need to put the files on the server.

 
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