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Do you mean on the files it produces or do you mean the Screen Cam program itself?
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Do you mean on the files it produces or do you mean the Screen Cam program itself?

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When I produce a ScreenCam presentation, upon replaying it I get the ScreenCam splash screen (I call it an adveertisement) at the beginning and end of my presentation.<br />
Since I paid for the program, I don't see why I should have to advertise their software each time my presentation runs.<br />

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When I produce a ScreenCam presentation, upon replaying it I get the ScreenCam splash screen (I call it an adveertisement) at the beginning and end of my presentation.
Since I paid for the program, I don't see why I should have to advertise their software each time my presentation runs.


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I found out the answer myself.<br />
You put a /S on the command line.<br />

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I found out the answer myself.
You put a /S on the command line.


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so now you should close this question. You can do this by either asking community support<br />
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or reduce the points to 0 and accept a comment as an answer (maybe even your own ? don't know if this is possible).
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so now you should close this question. You can do this by either asking community support
https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qList.jsp?ta=commspt [https://www.experts-exchange.com/jsp/qList.jsp?ta=commspt]
or reduce the points to 0 and accept a comment as an answer (maybe even your own ? don't know if this is possible).

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How do I get rid of the splash screens at the start and end of the Lotus Screen Cam program?<br />

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How do I get rid of the splash screens at the start and end of the Lotus Screen Cam program?


Lotus Screen Cam...How to eliminate the Splash Screens at start and end?

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