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You could setup the PowerPoint presentation to just loop, then include one slide as a copy of the web page you want to display with the same link or a link to the website you want to display.
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You could setup the PowerPoint presentation to just loop, then include one slide as a copy of the web page you want to display with the same link or a link to the website you want to display.

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Thanks for the post wirednet. I actually downloaded this program a few minutes ago, and tried it before I read your post. Yes, it does what I need it to do. THANK YOU :-)
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Thanks for the post wirednet. I actually downloaded this program a few minutes ago, and tried it before I read your post. Yes, it does what I need it to do. THANK YOU :-)

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Hello everyone. Need some help.<br />
I'm in search of software (free ware would be best) that allows me to switch between software applications every x amount of minutes. Let me explain by example: On a monitor, I would like to display a power-point slide and then in 3 mins &nbsp; display a webpage, and then switch back to the power-point slide. Does anyone know of software that will allow me to do this.
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Hello everyone. Need some help.
I'm in search of software (free ware would be best) that allows me to switch between software applications every x amount of minutes. Let me explain by example: On a monitor, I would like to display a power-point slide and then in 3 mins   display a webpage, and then switch back to the power-point slide. Does anyone know of software that will allow me to do this.

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