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Digital signage is the fastest growing advertising, marketing and communication medium in the world - second only to the Internet. At Hardy Digital, their range of digital displays showcases the latest touch technology for an interactive communication, and are used to communicate, to welcome, to advertise, to inform and to entertain. They offer integrated solutions from an individual display in a single location to a full scheme of displays including complete installation across the UK.

Repeat Signage V4 offers Hardy Digital a cost effective way to give their customers what they require

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Repeat Signage V4 is easy-to-use digital signage software and helps you get your message across. You can download a trial edition, create a presentation and have it playing in minutes. You just need a Windows PC, display screens or touch screens and Repeat Signage V4 for an advertising, communication and entertainment display to promote your products and services to your customers. Repeat Signage V4 supports Microsoft PowerPoint files (pptx and ppt) within all the picture based controls. The way this works is that PowerPoint slides are automatically converted to pictures and displayed. You can also display QR codes and barcodes, spreadsheets and database content and can be updated remotely over the Internet with no on-going costs.Download trial edition Download brochure www.repeatsoftware.com

“The Pharmacy chain we are working with wanted the option to put live TV with subtitles on their presentations. We researched another software and found that the cost was over £2K. Then we discovered Repeat Signage. The V4 Standard licence when used with a Roxio Easy VHS to DVD 3 Plus (PC) box at £49 uses USB capture which combined with a FreeView box allows them to use the webcam to capture the image. Sub titles are added to the screen so that patients can read the newsfeed without disturbing others.” Alan Crawshaw Hardy Digital

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