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    Start automatic slideshow via command line?

    Hi,

    I am using an old notebook as digital frame and I want IrfanView to start a slide show automatically via the command line (and autoexec.bat --> Win98).

    IrfanView should start in fullscreen mode and should show pics in a specific folder in a specific rhythm in seconds.

    Does anybody know the command line parameters for that?

    Thanx
    Linus

    #2
    Not to my knowledge. An alternative is to create full screen slide shows (exe) in your specific folders -maybe with music- and put this in several autoexec.bat files in the same folders.

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      #3
      Hi,

      perhabs you got me wrong :-)

      The command line parameter I am looking for should be quite simple.
      Sth like

      irfanview.exe /c:\pics\*.* /forcefullscreen
      (this one is surely wrong. I am looking for the right parameters...)

      I want to put that as last entry into the autoexec.bat in Win98 and when the PC is booting, it starts with the slideshow...

      Later I do only change the pics in the folder to change the pics in the slideshow...

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        #4
        Please see i_options.txt in the IV program directory

        /slideshow=folder - play slideshow with the files from "folder"

        /fs - force Full Screen display
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          #5
          You can't start IrfanView via autoexec.bat, since when autoexec.bat is executed Windows hasn't been started yet. You have to put a link to IrfanView (with the right command-line parameters) in the Autorun folder in the Start menu.
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