This programme lets you run a slide show using HTML pages instead of images. It is particullary useful for those wishing to offer a kiosk service. You can add/remove slides via the web interface, while the slide show is running and these slides will be dynamically added/removed to/from the show. The programme is very simple and will run as is with no modification whatsoever, although customisation is very easy.

Slideviewer.cgi is designed to cut down the work needed for presenting an HTML slideshow by having all the images and titles defined in a file and the script does the rest. Features include: Next, Previous, Start and End buttons, Ability to go forwards or backwards, Choice of autoforward or manual change of slides, Dynamically resize the images, Set a cycle mode to have continious viewing of your show, Jump to any slide in the show by specifying the slide number, Jump to any slide via a slide index popup window, Jump to a randomily selected slide, and more.

With GuzZzt Show you can easily make your own gallery. You don't have to change anything in the script when you upload or delete images from the gallery. It's very easy to setup and use. With the templates you can easily customize to fit the rest of your site.

slider is a perl script that will autogenerate slides given a directory of images. slider can be run in interactive (recommended) and batch mode.

This script allows you to display series of images listed in separate file using form push buttons.

SlideShow is a perl synchronized web presentation scripts package that allows 'real-time' control of some browsers by others. The 'master' script projects an image that the viewers can receive. The master projector places snapshots of their session into the viewer's browsers through the use of server pushes. The viewers are receiving a MIME document and displaying it 1 frame at a time.

AutoQuotes allows you to create a Web based slide show with image variations and random quotes.