Im not sure but I kinda like it. Make sure your shitty PC can handle it before you download it. I don't want to hear people (like saprky) wine about "it dont work and my PC freezes" http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/pro/downloads/xpscreensaver.asp
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Emetic: I don't want to hear people (like sparky) whine about "it dont work and my PC freezes" You don't ? <HR></BLOCKQUOTE> think about it E... if that happens, they expect people like you or me to help them... only thing I can help them do is format back to windows 95
<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by AzN NvAzN: ...screen saver... do it work on apple macntosh?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE> I just checked the Microsoft Knowledge Base and yes, it does work on Macs, too. Download it & try it - if not, you must be doing something wrong.
Okay, Spark, don't leave us hanging - tell us about that slammin' bawx you're running: does it look as kewl as that green Ibanez??
Hey, I don't mind helping people like Spunky. Spunk, if that screensaver locks up your 486, it's probably because your computer was built well before the screensaver file was written, so it doesn't understand the new MS screensaver format. All you need to do is "reprogram" your computer so it can handle the new image formats - this will be helpful with many other new file types, so you may as well do it sooner rather than later. MS even includes a DOS utility for doing this reprogramming. The 4 easy steps: 1) Open a MS-DOS prompt window. 2) Type in (without the quotes) "FORMAT C:" ("C" means so you can see these images in the future) 3) When it asks you if you really want to do this, type "Y" Ignore the other gobbledygook - it's just typical MS licensing info 4) Press Enter/Return The reprogramming will take awhile - go practice some guitar licks for a half-hour or so. When you come back, your computer will be reprogrammed and ready for use.