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SlideSorter
SlideSorter sorts images and videos, and presents them in a slideshow
SlideSorter manages "slides", which can be images or videos of any type, size, and length. It allows: - sorting your slides like on a professional light-table, plus zooming in and out, - saving them in the sorted order, - presenting them as slide show in automatic or manual mode at any time. SlideSorter is most efficiently used with a '3-Button + Wheel' mouse, which supports all major handling, like sorting, viewing, zooming, comparing, playing, slideshowing. - Left-click... -
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myImageClock
Displays a new image every minute according to current time.
myImageClock will display a new image every minute according to the current time. No database required! Can be embedded into any website with configurable size options for side-column displays or as main content. Example ideas for Image Clocks; Race-Cars or Football, Players using thier numbers for the minute of the hour. Includes an Auto-Install process with assistance to secure the back-end admin area. micStarterImages.zip is REQUIRED! This 82.7MB File includes necessary... -
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Everytime Eclipse starts, Random Splash Screen overwrites Eclipse's splash screen with a random image picked from your personal image folder. This image is then displayed on the next Eclipse start. Staring at the splash screen is not annoying anymore!
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