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Guest

I recently had to reinstall windows XP home edition. Previously, on the
Windows XP that came with my computer, my slide shows opened in a program
that allowed me to run the slide show backwards, adjust the speed by going to
tools at the top of the desktop, right clicking to use view to change the
size of the photo and locking this change in so all photos in the slide show
were the same size, and to advance photos by clicking on the photo. Now I
can't find this program and it isn't windows fax and picture viewer. What was
it and where is it?
 
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John Inzer

jomidkay said:
I recently had to reinstall windows XP home edition.
Previously, on the Windows XP that came with my computer,
my slide shows opened in a program that allowed me to run
the slide show backwards, adjust the speed by going to
tools at the top of the desktop, right clicking to use
view to change the size of the photo and locking this
change in so all photos in the slide show were the same
size, and to advance photos by clicking on the photo. Now
I can't find this program and it isn't windows fax and
picture viewer. What was it and where is it?
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Sounds like a neat program, I cannot recall
seeing one with the options you describe.
Maybe your computer mfg. can provide the
name of it.

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John Inzer
MS Picture It! MVP
How to ask a newsgroup question:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/555375
 
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Jim

jomidkay said:
I recently had to reinstall windows XP home edition. Previously, on the
Windows XP that came with my computer, my slide shows opened in a program
that allowed me to run the slide show backwards, adjust the speed by going
to
tools at the top of the desktop, right clicking to use view to change the
size of the photo and locking this change in so all photos in the slide
show
were the same size, and to advance photos by clicking on the photo. Now I
can't find this program and it isn't windows fax and picture viewer. What
was
it and where is it?
If you did a clean install, it is gone. Didn't your computer come with CDs
to reinstall these extra programs?
Jim
 

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