In Windows XP slideshow - is there anyway to change the time it displays each image? If there is, would?
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Download Tweak XP from http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/downloads/powertoys/xppowertoys.mspx.\nThen, once installed, click on Explorer > Slide Show, and you can adjust the time for each slide from there.\nP.S. You can use Tweak XP for other stuff for your PC, like getting rid of the little arrow on shortcuts. Check it out. You might like it.
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Q&A_guy has got it wrong. This applies to other folders but not the music folders.\n\nApparently, once you alter the view setting, you can never arrange them by "date modified". I wonder why would Microsoft do such a thing?
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If you are using Windows XP, you already have one. Windows XP has a built in screensaver that will display any/all your photos as a slide show. All you need to do is tell it what folder your pictures are in.\n\nIf you dont want it as a screensaver, use the "Windows Picture and Fax Viewer." This is the default picture viewer built into windows, and it has a built in slideshow too. Just press the slideshow button on the bottom. It will make a slideshow of all the pictures in your current active directory of the picture you are viewing.
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i can probably help you with the point, which are called Bullets. \n\nafter you're done typing what ever info you have on the first point(Bullet) press enter and another one will pop up.\n\n after you're done with all of them go to the tab on the very top of the screen that says "slideshow".\n\n there should be an option called "animation schemes" click it and chose how you want the points to pop out.
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Open the powerpoint. Select the slide you are problem with.  Go to the taskpane.  Open the Slide transition.  Go to the ADVANCE SLIDE.  Select the AUTOMATIC AFTER check box & using the up & down arrows select a suitable time.\n\nI hope this would solve your prob.
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Right click on the slide - select change background - and select the image you want as a background (picture) or colors or patterns or even gradients.  If you change the "background" in master and choose a different design in "slide design" then you will be selecting that background for the entire show.\n\nbelow is from the help menu on powerpoint:\nIf you want to apply the change to selected slides only, select the slides in normal view. Otherwise, the change applies to all slides that follow the design template (design template: A file that contains the styles in a presentation, including the type and size of bullets and fonts; placeholder sizes and positions; background design and fill color schemes; and a slide master and optional title master.) of the currently selected slide.\n\nOn the Format menu, click Background.\n\nUnder Background fill, click the arrow below the image, and then do one of the following: \nSelect a color from the color scheme\n\nClick one of the eight colors displayed. \nSelect a color outside the color scheme\n\nClick More Colors. \nClick the color you want on the Standard tab, or click the Custom tab to mix your own color, and then click OK. \nSelect a fill effect or picture\n\nClick Fill Effects, and then do one of the following: \nTo use shading, click the Gradient tab, click a type under Colors, click a shading style, and then click OK. \nTo use a texture, click the Texture tab, click the texture you want or click Other Texture to select a file and insert it, then click OK. \nTo use a pattern, click the Pattern tab, select the pattern you want, select foreground and background colors, then click OK. \nTo use a picture, click the Picture tab, click Select Picture to find the picture file you want, click Insert, and then click OK. \nUse the background fill from the slide master\n\nClick Automatic. \nDo one of the following: \nIf you want to apply the background to selected slides, click Apply. \nIf you want to apply the background to all slides, click Apply to All. \n\nGood luck!
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it works for me i use xp home edition. but u can also do this by pointing ur cursor to the toolbars near the clock & date right click there & select TASK MANAGER. that should work!\n\n\nvisit my sites:\nhttp://www.drawbobo.com\nhttp://www.spaceman.coms.ph
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May be you need a scheduler.\n\nIn version of Windows before XP there was an "at" utility, which you could use for scheduling.\nIn Windows XP just open Control panel->Performance and Maintainance->Sheduled tasks and add tasks you want. Interface is very simple.\n\nOr you may need a macros in Word or Excel or something like that.\n\nIn this case, open the Services->Macros in Word/Excel or see the manual of program you are using about macros.
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In PowerPoint 2003, under Slide Show, Set Up Show, there is an option for Loop Continuously Until Esc.
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You COULD make a note in notepad and then make it open with Scheduled Tasks, but that's ..meh. Try www.wincustomize.com and click on Desktop X Widgets.
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I believe yahoo sitebuilder might provide that.\n\nI remember back when people used homestead a lot that it provided that service. You might want to look into different sitebuilders or look up photo slideshow services online. :]
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Menu>settings>Time&Date
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I see what you want to do. I should say, however, that this is not my speciality. \n\nI would say that just chopping out 3/4 of the frames would lead to a somewhat jerky video - more like an overfast slide show than a speeded up sunset!\n\nHave you got the free tool, Windows Movie Maker? Here's what it says on the web page:\n\nDoes your video seem to drag? If so, you might want to speed up the action to make it a little more exciting. With the Speed Up, Double video effect, Windows Movie Maker 2 for Windows XP enables you to easily pick up the pace for specific video clips. Here's how:\n\n1. Add the video clip you want to speed up to the storyboard/timeline.\n\n2. In the Video Effects folder, choose the Speed Up, Double effect, and then drag it to the video clip. If you started with a 30-minute video clip, it now plays in 15 minutes.\n\n3. To speed up the clip even more, drag the Speed Up, Double effect to the same video clip again. For example, the video clip would then play in about 7.5 minutes rather than 15 minutes.\n\n4. Continue adding the Speed Up, Double effect until the video is the desired speed.\n\nYou can also slow video clips down. To do that, just add the Slow Down, Half video effect one or more times.\n\nIt seems that there ARE some things that Microsoft are generous about :)
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In WMP,  at top tabs - go to   tools/options/performance/  see if it helps to make adjustments to the "video acceleration" slider, \n\n  or if that doesn't help try\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/knowledgecenter/mediaadvice/0064.mspx\n\n\nhttp://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/format/codecdownload.aspx
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You Need Some Coding to add that Slideshow
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You can put all the pictures you want into you my pictures folder found in, My Computer, My Documents. Then on your screensaver set it to my pictures slideshow.
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Just put the information on a power point presentation and go to "slideshow" on the menu bar and click on "view show".\n\nIf you want ot you can also add music or sounds by going to "insert" on the menu bar and clicking on "movies and sounds"