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Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) on Microsoft Azure provides a secure, reliable, and flexible foundation for your cloud infrastructure. Red Hat Enterprise Linux on Microsoft Azure is ideal for enterprises seeking to enhance their cloud environment with seamless integration, consistent performance, and comprehensive support.
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Image Viewer .NET
Yet another Image Viewer, written in C#.
Image Viewer .NET is intended as replacement of the Windows 7 build-in picture viewer, because that program automatically changes pictures without asking users. In contrast the Image Viewer .NET does not perform any kind of changes. Further, the Image Viewer .NET provides functionality to apply additional and picture-related information as well as the possibility to step through the physical folder structure. An integrated slideshow is also implemented. -
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Karsten SlideShow is a playlist-based slide show program for picture and movie files on Windows. It offers flexible, item-related control over the presentation sequence, and runs shows in a window, the screen saver, or the desktop wallpaper.
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Random BackGround
Automatic Wallpaper Slideshow with Advanced Features
Random BackGround is a Slideshow tool for Windows 95 and above with features to rival Windows 7. With Random BackGround, you can select a folder of images to cycle through in a non-repeating, random set. A wide range of intervals, from 10 seconds to Never along with picture positioning of Fill, Fit, Stretch, Tile, and Center, let you make the most of your desktop. Added integration into Windows Explorer lets you set a specific background, and a simple tray icon gives you quick access to a new...
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