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What about the slideshow function in Picasa .. by Google<br />
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<a href="http://picasa.google.com" rel="ugc">http://picasa.google.com</a>
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What about the slideshow function in Picasa .. by Google

http://picasa.google.com [http://picasa.google.com]

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shuboarder, <br />
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Is slideshow XP what you use yourself?
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shuboarder,

Is slideshow XP what you use yourself?

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Of course, Windows Movie Maker built into WinXP ! Why haven't I thought of that :)
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Of course, Windows Movie Maker built into WinXP ! Why haven't I thought of that :)

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Nintendo Wii has SD card slot allowing slidshow view of pictures in it, accompanied by lovely background music and attaches date/time on bottom of screen. Is there a Windows app that looks similar?
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Nintendo Wii has SD card slot allowing slidshow view of pictures in it, accompanied by lovely background music and attaches date/time on bottom of screen. Is there a Windows app that looks similar?

Can you suggest a picture slideshow app similar to what Nintendo Wii have?

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