Banner Simple 1.0 PHP script

Publisher review:
Banner Simple is a very simple banner rotation program. Banner Simple is pretty much what it sounds like: a very simple banner rotation program. No fancy administration area, campaigns, or logging and statistics. Just a very fast, efficient, and easy to set up and operate program for people who want to randomly rotate banners and not worry about all the frivolous stuff and perpetual bug squashing. Banner Simple's major limiting feature at present is that banner files are identified by the size (width x height; in pixels) of banners they contain. For example, the common 468x60 banners would go in a file named mybanner_468x60.txt. Similarly, 100x60 banners would go in mybanner_100x60.txt. Why is this a limiting factor? Well, it means banners of different sizes -- such as slightly different heights for a border tile placement -- cannot go in the same rotation.
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