                                                                                 Presentate2
 
This automatically creates presentations of JPG files in the same directory as Presentate2.exe to fill the whole screen. It uses the filename of each JPG as the title without .JPG. If any one MP3, WMA, or MID music file is also included in the same directory it will play it as background music.

This version allows you to change the time before a new photo is displayed and the border colour. Beware of selecting a dark border thus preventing the titles in black showing. It will also recognise a WAV file if present and you can list the titles in a Titles.txt instead of allowing the filenames to be shown. 

                                
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                       Comments and suggestions always welcome.            Gordon Sweet 

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