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The window close in the suggestion will require a confirm if the page was not opened by a script. An alternative is to obtain the screen size and to moveto and resize the window to be ful screen.
It is all accomplished with CSS - The DIV styles are key in achieving what you want and the careful arrangement of the DIV locations and sizes.
You might consider using image rollovers.
The radio buttons are part of a from that may contain other data that will be transmitted to the next step in the process (these are my assumptions), so something like this would give the reults you need: <input type=radio name="somename" onClick=" form.action = 'destination URL 1'; "> Option 1 …
You might consider a random number generation and the use of document.writeln to write an edited set of HTML into the page to select a Flash file based off the random number. This wouldn't need the preloading of all the Flash objects as suggested before.
This suggests the script is looping and extending the time will probably not help. Have you tried debugging the script in Firefox to find the cause of the loop?
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