Comments on: Slideshow http://www.schlackman.org IT Network Manager at Crosfields School, BSc (Hons), MBCS Wed, 14 Sep 2011 19:37:51 +0000 hourly 1 By: James http://www.schlackman.org/programs/slideshow/comment-page-1/#comment-4734 James Sun, 07 Aug 2011 09:28:17 +0000 http://test.schlackman.org/?page_id=401#comment-4734 You have to specify them when you run the program. I've added some more detail about this to the <a href="#advanceduse" rel="nofollow">advanced use</a> section above, since people seem far less familiar these days with how to use command line switches (10 years ago it was more common!) You have to specify them when you run the program. I’ve added some more detail about this to the advanced use section above, since people seem far less familiar these days with how to use command line switches (10 years ago it was more common!)

]]> By: steve lynch http://www.schlackman.org/programs/slideshow/comment-page-1/#comment-4723 steve lynch Sat, 06 Aug 2011 01:39:32 +0000 http://test.schlackman.org/?page_id=401#comment-4723 Hello! Awesome app, and i do understand that it's a dead project.. however, I was wondering if you could simply tell me how to use the switches.. I have read every inch of your site, and cannot figure out how to exclude onitors, change the way it displays, or any of that.. I can do the things in the "p" pause menu, but not the switches which seem to be where all the meat is. thanks! Hello! Awesome app, and i do understand that it’s a dead project.. however, I was wondering if you could simply tell me how to use the switches.. I have read every inch of your site, and cannot figure out how to exclude onitors, change the way it displays, or any of that.. I can do the things in the “p” pause menu, but not the switches which seem to be where all the meat is.

thanks!

]]> By: James http://www.schlackman.org/programs/slideshow/comment-page-1/#comment-999 James Sat, 14 Aug 2010 12:35:48 +0000 http://test.schlackman.org/?page_id=401#comment-999 This is odd, and I've not heard of it happening before. Unfortunately I don't know if or when I'll have time to look at it, but if I do post an update, it will be available here. This is odd, and I’ve not heard of it happening before. Unfortunately I don’t know if or when I’ll have time to look at it, but if I do post an update, it will be available here.

]]> By: sva http://www.schlackman.org/programs/slideshow/comment-page-1/#comment-957 sva Mon, 19 Jul 2010 07:59:51 +0000 http://test.schlackman.org/?page_id=401#comment-957 Hello, I'm using your program Slideshow 1.3.3a. When I use the key / O for sequential display images correctly displayed only the first cycle. The following cycles are displayed in a strange sequence. === Debug started 19.07.2010 11:38:06 c:\slideshow\slideshow.exe /O /R1 /DEBUG C:\slideshow\pic 5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\ Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\e.jpg 5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\ Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg 5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\ Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\e.jpg 5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\ Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg 5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\ Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\e.jpg 5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\ Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg 5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\ Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\e.jpg 5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\ Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg User pressed key #27 while slideshow running, causing program exit. Debug ended 19.07.2010 11:38:39 === Hello, I’m using your program Slideshow 1.3.3a.
When I use the key / O for sequential display images correctly displayed only the first cycle. The following cycles are displayed in a strange sequence.
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Debug started 19.07.2010 11:38:06
c:\slideshow\slideshow.exe /O /R1 /DEBUG C:\slideshow\pic
5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\e.jpg
5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg
5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\e.jpg
5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg
5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\e.jpg
5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg
5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\e.jpg
5 image(s) loaded from Fixed drive C:\slideshow\pic\
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\a.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\b.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\c.jpg
Monitor 1: C:\slideshow\pic\d.jpg
User pressed key #27 while slideshow running, causing program exit.
Debug ended 19.07.2010 11:38:39
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]]> By: James http://www.schlackman.org/programs/slideshow/comment-page-1/#comment-659 James Sat, 16 Jan 2010 14:58:39 +0000 http://test.schlackman.org/?page_id=401#comment-659 A have had a report once before of false positives by F-Prot, which was corrected about 18 months ago. Having now checked the file a second time with VirusTotal, I am slightly irritated to find the identical download that was <a href="http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/2ec77687ee835d9ff3f30fb988ed4aabc38d54b9f66a507c4db1d1fe05215461-1214195006" rel="nofollow">checked last time</a> is now being <a href="http://www.virustotal.com/analisis/2ec77687ee835d9ff3f30fb988ed4aabc38d54b9f66a507c4db1d1fe05215461-1263653466" rel="nofollow">picked up again</a> by several different engines, most of which detect it as a different threat. The .zip download has not been modified from it's original form since 2004, long before most of the reported viruses even existed. It it also an exact match for the original file on my hard disk. I can say with almost utter certainty that there is no virus contained within the download at the time of writing. I have updated the page to include the MD5 and SHA-1 checksums of the original .zip file for comparison purposes. A have had a report once before of false positives by F-Prot, which was corrected about 18 months ago. Having now checked the file a second time with VirusTotal, I am slightly irritated to find the identical download that was checked last time is now being picked up again by several different engines, most of which detect it as a different threat.

The .zip download has not been modified from it’s original form since 2004, long before most of the reported viruses even existed. It it also an exact match for the original file on my hard disk. I can say with almost utter certainty that there is no virus contained within the download at the time of writing. I have updated the page to include the MD5 and SHA-1 checksums of the original .zip file for comparison purposes.

]]> By: Rob Fisher http://www.schlackman.org/programs/slideshow/comment-page-1/#comment-658 Rob Fisher Sat, 16 Jan 2010 13:14:19 +0000 http://test.schlackman.org/?page_id=401#comment-658 Annoyingly, ESET Smart Security thinks this is "probably a variant of Win32/Spy.Agent trojan". That seems unlikely to me, it certainly doesn't seem to open any network connections. And it works well on Windows 7. Thanks for the handy program. Annoyingly, ESET Smart Security thinks this is “probably a variant of Win32/Spy.Agent trojan”. That seems unlikely to me, it certainly doesn’t seem to open any network connections. And it works well on Windows 7. Thanks for the handy program.

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