The slides are represented by URLs; and you add a time to wait before the next web page slide shows - measured in seconds. (If you enter two numbers, a random choice will be made from that range)

As with conventional slide shows, you can always manually interrupt the show with your browsers stop button, by typing something in your web browsers address window, or clicking a link. If you do not interrupt it, however, the slide show may continue forever looping through endless replay, or stop, once all URLs are done.

You establish a Slide Show by filling in the form below, which will grow as large as your web browser can handle, when you insert more URL slots. Just fill in as many of the  "Insert  slots"  fields as needed and press  Go.

You can save your work on the Internet Slide Show Server if you wish so. You should password protect it, so as to keep it confidential and/or safeguard against inadvertant alterations by other users. This is an open server, however, so anyone can watch your show, provided he know its name.

You can as well store the page showing your Internet Slide Show locally on your site or on your computers hard disk (press one of the  Go-buttons, and then use your browsers save-to-disk or show-source features) If you later reload it in your browser, both your Internet Slide Show and the original server connection will be restored. Same is true, if you e-mail the page from within your browser to a friend who then loads his copy of the page in his browser.

If you switch your computer off, or if you exit your web browser, or if your web browser chokes before you have saved your Intenet Slide Show, all your work on it is lost.

You run the show by clicking one of the Start Here-Buttons below.