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Hello, Here is my best script ever!!! It's a program that display lyrics for church songs. (Sorry in French only, but can be used for any languages...) and images like (jpg, png, bmp,..) and resize them. - Fade in effect (thanks to UEZ) - Slide show (display pictures every x sec) - Open, save list for more flexibility... - Can handle videos (with VLC) Thanks to many of the forum members where I took some part of the code... NEW VERSION V1.6.2 (see link below) 09.2016 Perfect for your presentation!!! control panel Settings ------------- program can be found HERE Enjoy! C.

This is a really simple script to auto-start a URL in Chrome fullscreen when a Windows computer reboots. This allows me to have digital signage created with Google Slides auto-launch fullscreen in a Chrome browser window, but also allows me to schedule automatic Windows updates with auto-restart at 1 am. When Windows reloads, it automatically logs on and goes to the desktop, and then this script relaunches Chrome where we left off. The target URL is placed in a folder on the desktop called "AutoURL". To change to a new launch target simply replace the URL file in there, close Chrome, and relaunch this script. It only reads the first matching *.URL file and ignores everything else. ; Auto-launch any URL in Chrome fullscreen at Windows startup ; by Dale Mahalko - dmahalko@gmail.com ; #AutoIt3Wrapper_Change2CUI=y $URLFile=FileFindFirstFile ( @DesktopDir & "\AutoURL\*.url" ) IF $URLFile <> -1 Then $TheFile = @DesktopDir & "\AutoURL\" & FileFindNextFile($URLFile) ConsoleWrite("Found first *.url file: " & $TheFile & @CRLF) $sURL=IniRead( $TheFile,"InternetShortcut","URL","") ConsoleWrite("URL: " & $sURL & @CRLF) $Params = " --start-fullscreen " & Chr(34) & $sURL & chr(34) ConsoleWrite("Params: " & $Params & @CRLF) ShellExecute(@ProgramFilesDir & "\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe", $Params ) EndIf FileClose($URLFile)Setup: 0. Install Google Chrome. 1. Enable Windows Automatic Update, to run at some time when the sign doesn't need to be viewed. 2. Create either a local user account on the machine, or a network domain account. 3. Using the Registry editor, set up Windows AutoAdminLogon so this account automatically logs on and goes to the desktop at system startup. Be sure to specify the username as either LocalMachineName\Username or DomainName\Username ... the password is plaintext in the registry using AutoAdminLogin, so don't give this account administrative privileges. 4. Using the auto-login account, create a desktop folder called "AutoURL" 5. Compile this script, and put the program in the Startup folder of the auto-logon account. Also put a shortcut to this program on the desktop. Usage: 6. In Chrome highlight the text in the address bar of the page you want to auto-launch. Now point at the highlighted text and drag the it onto the Windows desktop, onto the "AutoURL" folder. This will create a *.URL file in the folder, pointing to that address. 7. If there is old/previous URL file present in the "AutoURL" folder, delete it or move it out. 8. If Chrome is open, close it, and run this script via the shortcut on the desktop to relaunch the URL fullscreen. Simple sample kitteh Google Slides slideshow I created for testing this: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1GyrKkNy6HQvvN4CVVMsDe8CR3DtRV0EwgF9_3iTH8rQ/pub?start=true&loop=true&delayms=3000