Streams and Waterfalls Screen Saver
- License:
- Shareware
- Price/Registration Fee:
- $14.95 USD
- File size:
- 2.38 MB
- Publisher:
- Tazmaniacs Screen Savers
- Last Updated:
- 02/03/05
- Version:
- 1.0
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Streams and Waterfalls Screen Saver Description:
Screen Saver with beautiful Images of Streams and Waterfalls by Chris Humphreys. It's powered by a first-class 32- bit Screen-Saver engine with plenty of options. Select the duration between images in seconds or minutes, decide if you want the images to fit the screen or display original size, specify the caption position and font used, pick from any combination of 23 transition effects and use Microsoft Plus! support.
Operating System Support: Win95, Win98, WinME, WinNT 4.x, Windows2000, WinXP
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