HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP 1.0.2.0

Microsoft ❘ Freeware
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Nostalgic Simplicity: HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP

Boris Weber

01/19/2025

A straightforward tool for creating basic HTML slideshows, perfect for users seeking a simple way to showcase images from the past.

The HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP is a tool developed by Microsoft that helps users create and share HTML image slideshows easily.

The Powertoy allows users to select a set of images from their computer and create an HTML slideshow from them.
Users can customize the slideshow by adding a customized title and subtitle, choosing a background color, and selecting the size of the images.
Once created, the slideshow can be previewed instantly within the Powertoy or launched in a web browser.
The HTML Slideshow Powertoy also includes advanced features that allow users to change the transition effect of images, include music files as background music, and add captions to each image.

This tool is easy to use and is suitable for both personal and professional use. The compiled HTML slideshow can be shared with friends or clients via email or uploaded to a website for others to view.

Please note that this Powertoy was designed specifically for Windows XP and may not be compatible with newer operating systems.

Overview

HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP is a Freeware software in the category System Utilities developed by Microsoft.

The latest version of HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP is 1.0.2.0, released on 02/18/2008. It was initially added to our database on 10/29/2007.

HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP runs on the following operating systems: Windows.

Users of HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP gave it a rating of 4 out of 5 stars.

Pros

Easy to use interface
Allows users to create HTML slideshows with images, text, and music
Integration with Windows XP operating system
Support for customization options like transitions and timings

Cons

Not officially supported on newer Windows operating systems
Limited features compared to modern slideshow software
Potential compatibility issues with newer web browsers

FAQ

What is HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP?

HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP is a software tool developed by Microsoft that allows users to create and view HTML-based slideshows on their Windows XP computers.

How can I download HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP?

HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP can be downloaded from the Microsoft website or other trusted software repositories.

What are the system requirements for HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP?

HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP requires a computer running Windows XP and Internet Explorer 6 or later.

How do I install HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP?

To install HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP, you need to run the setup program included in the downloaded package and follow the on-screen instructions.

How do I create an HTML slideshow with this powertoy?

After installing HTML Slideshow Powertoy, you can create an HTML slideshow by selecting the images you want to include and using the provided options to customize the slideshow's appearance and behavior.

Can I add transitions and effects to my HTML slideshow?

Yes, HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP allows you to add various transitions and effects to your slideshow, such as fading, sliding, and zooming.

Is it possible to customize the navigation controls of my HTML slideshow?

Yes, you can customize the navigation controls of your HTML slideshow using the provided settings in the powertoy tool.

Can I view my HTML slideshow in fullscreen mode?

Yes, HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP supports fullscreen mode, allowing you to view your slideshow in a larger and more immersive display.

How can I share my HTML slideshow with others?

You can share your HTML slideshow by packaging it as a standalone executable file or by providing the necessary files and instructions for others to view the slideshow on their own computers.

Is HTML Slideshow Powertoy still supported by Microsoft?

HTML Slideshow Powertoy for Windows XP is classified as a legacy tool and is no longer officially supported by Microsoft. However, it can still be used on compatible systems.

Boris Weber

I am an editor at UpdateStar. I started as a support engineer, and am now specialized in writing about general software topics from a usability and performance angle among others. I telecommute from UpdateStar’s Berlin office, when I am not working remote as a digital nomad for UpdateStar. When I'm not analyzing the latest software updates, you can find me exploring new cities, immersing myself in local cultures, and discovering innovative tech trends across the globe.

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