Run Windows Photo Gallery from Task Scheduler

I would like to run the Windows Photo Gallery from the Task Scheduler,
but do not know where to look to get instruction on using the command
line arguments. I can get it to open to it's default location, but
want it to open a specific file in full screen mode. Can anyone help
with this or point me to a place with the documentation?

I couldn't find any command-line switches for the Photo Gallery, but if you
would like, you can have Internet Explorer open a particular image in full
screen without any toolbars visible. Open the image in IE from the command
(or run) line, and use the -k switch to put it into full screen kiosk mode.



"" wrote:

> I would like to run the Windows Photo Gallery from the Task Scheduler,
> but do not know where to look to get instruction on using the command
> line arguments. I can get it to open to it's default location, but
> want it to open a specific file in full screen mode. Can anyone help
> with this or point me to a place with the documentation?
>
>

Great idea - thanks!

On Nov 20, 10:27 am, SKeene <SKe...@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
> I couldn't find any command-line switches for the Photo Gallery, but if you
> would like, you can have Internet Explorer open a particular image in full
> screen without any toolbars visible. Open the image in IE from the command
> (or run) line, and use the -k switch to put it into full screen kiosk mode.
>
> "a...@wildblue.net" wrote:
> > I would like to run the Windows Photo Gallery from the Task Scheduler,
> > but do not know where to look to get instruction on using the command
> > line arguments. I can get it to open to it's default location, but
> > want it to open a specific file in full screen mode. Can anyone help
> > with this or point me to a place with the documentation?