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How do I create a slideshow linking together multiple folders in file explorer with Windows 10?

Anonymous
2024-08-03T14:15:34+00:00

How do I create a slideshow linking together multiple folders in file explorer with Windows 10? I want to keep the order which is why I havent put them all in one folder together

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  1. Anonymous
    2024-08-03T14:51:15+00:00

    Hello, my name is Marco and I will do my best to help you.

    One of the easiest ways to create a slideshow from multiple folders is to use a third-party application. Applications like IrfanView, XnView, or FastStone Image Viewer allow you to create slideshows from images located in multiple folders.

    Windows Media Player can also be used to create a slideshow with images from multiple folders.

    Steps Using Windows Media Player:

    Open Windows Media Player: Launch Windows Media Player.

    -Go to the Library tab.

    -Right-click on Playlists and select Create playlist.

    -Name your playlist.

    -Drag and drop images from different folders into the playlist.

    -You can drag and drop the images within the playlist to arrange them in the desired order.

    -Click Play to start the slideshow.

    If you have Microsoft PowerPoint, you can create a slideshow by importing images from multiple folders.

    Steps Using PowerPoint:

    -Launch Microsoft PowerPoint.

    -Start a new blank presentation.

    -Go to the Insert tab.

    -Click Photo Album > New Photo Album.

    -Click File/Disk to select images from different folders.

    -You can rearrange the images within the Photo Album dialog.

    -Click Create to generate the slideshow.

    -Press F5 to start the slideshow.

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