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      <description>Rounded corners have become a staple of web 2.0. So I decided to write my own version. So whats special in this among all the others. Well mine is relatively customisable pertaining to the elements to round. Further it allows elements to have variable width and scales on resizing. The images used use the mountain top technique so that the same image is required, whatever the background color of the elements.</description>
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