gPhotoShow 1.6.2

gPhotoShow general info

gPhotoShow is an easy to use screen saver that turns your favorite image files into a unique personal Screen Saver slideshow, complete with transition effects. gPhotoShow is also a wallpaper changer

gPhotoShow Full Description

gPhotoShow is an easy to use screen saver that turns your favorite image files into a unique personal Screen Saver slideshow, complete with transition effects. gPhotoShow is ideal for displaying your favorite image files from your collection or even use it to create a corporate logo Screen Saver for your Company.
Features :
- Several transition effects
- Image formats : BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG
- Works on both 256 color and True Color displays
- Configurable delay between images
- Automatically resizes your images
- Plays your favorite music during slide show -
- Sound formats: MID, WAV, MP3
- Multi monitor support in Windows 98 and Windows 2000
- Password protection
- Set last picture as desktop wallpaper
- Easy install / uninstall

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