Alternate Pic View EXE Slide for Windows

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Developer’s Description

By AlternateTools

Create self-executing slideshows or GIF animations.

Alternate Pic View allows you to save pictures as self-executing files. One single .EXE or .SCR (screensaver) will be created, that can be easily moved to other media. In addition you can create animated GIFs with this program.

If you created a screensaver (.SCR file), it has to be copied to the WINDOWS folder of you system to have it available within the display settings. Create your own screensavers and GIF animations with Alternate Pic View EXESlide in no time.

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Alternate Pic View EXE Slide for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: June 30, 2020

Latest update: June 30, 2020

Version: 2.180

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows Vista
Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows 2003
Windows Server
Windows 8
Windows 7

Additional Requirements: None

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Total Downloads: 1,019

Downloads Last Week: 1

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4/5

1 User Votes

Good program for creating Windows Reminders
bobkushDecember 11, 2014
Pros
Creates executable from single or multiple images including animated GIF and displays them cleanly in Windows. No image viewer required because it is already included in the generated executable.
Cons
For the purpose of converting images to executables - I can find no cons.
Summary
Most Windows reminder programs (Task Scheduler, System Scheduler, etc) require a EXECUTABLE - they will not work from a BAT file. If you want to use an image or animated GIF for a Windows reminder - you have to create a BAT file with an image viewer that accepts command line options and then convert the BAT file to an EXECUTABLE. Most times, the BAT2EXE file displays the desired image, but it also displays the command prompt with the batch file. I found that ExeSlide can generate any number of images - even a single image - and display it effectively and cleanly as a reminder. In addition, ExeSlide contains its own image viewer so no additional viewer software is required and, of course, there is no command prompt to interfere with the image display.