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Re: Animated Wallpapers and Animated Screensavers by Heirloom

Heirloom
Sun Mar 18 10:12:16 CDT 2007

Regardless of origin (and this one would be, IMHO, highly suspect), there is
no way I would waste cpu cycles on such superfluous 'eye candy.'
Not to mention the fact that screensavers are of little or no use on a
modern monitor..........
Heirloom, old and the simplest
machine, that will do the job adequately, is the best.

"Shubeikin Dmitriy" <> wrote in message
news:1174207598.036879.267430@p15g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
> Hello.
> In news of EleFun Desktops you may find one interest moment. "EleFun
> Desktops glad to inform that 80 Animated Screensavers and 80 Animated
> Wallpapers was updated to version 5.07. In this version we fixed all
> bug and errors."



Re: Animated Wallpapers and Animated Screensavers by Joan

Joan
Sun Mar 18 11:30:57 CDT 2007

Guilty on the screensaver charge me lord <g> but I like mine, it's MY
Picture folder and it's like having my own film show on. I can come back
in here and just sit sometimes looking at the different photos, and
sometimes be surprised forgetting I had a particular photo on here <g>
(don't want to forget what you look like)

Feeling nicely full at the moment, Kelly took me out for Mothers Day
Sunday lunch over the pub <g>
Joan



Heirloom wrote:
> Regardless of origin (and this one would be, IMHO, highly suspect),
> there is no way I would waste cpu cycles on such superfluous 'eye
> candy.' Not to mention the fact that screensavers are of little or no
> use on a
> modern monitor..........
> Heirloom, old and the simplest
> machine, that will do the job adequately, is the best.



Re: Animated Wallpapers and Animated Screensavers by Heirloom

Heirloom
Sun Mar 18 23:37:06 CDT 2007

Ah, you need not be offended, please, Joanie. As stated, that was just
MHO. The have, however, had a rather poor reputation (earned or not)
amongst the Me users. I know, much of that probably stemmed from some poor
coding, or at worst, malcoding, by a number of aspiring authors.
Heirloom, old and still don't use
one.....heavy on the humble


"Joan Archer" <archer_joan@NOSPAM.com> wrote in message
news:Oik6RrXaHHA.4948@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...
> Guilty on the screensaver charge me lord <g> but I like mine, it's MY
> Picture folder and it's like having my own film show on. I can come back
> in here and just sit sometimes looking at the different photos, and
> sometimes be surprised forgetting I had a particular photo on here <g>
> (don't want to forget what you look like)
>
> Feeling nicely full at the moment, Kelly took me out for Mothers Day
> Sunday lunch over the pub <g>
> Joan
>
>
>
> Heirloom wrote:
>> Regardless of origin (and this one would be, IMHO, highly suspect),
>> there is no way I would waste cpu cycles on such superfluous 'eye
>> candy.' Not to mention the fact that screensavers are of little or no use
>> on a
>> modern monitor..........
>> Heirloom, old and the simplest
>> machine, that will do the job adequately, is the best.
>
>



Re: Animated Wallpapers and Animated Screensavers by Joan

Joan
Mon Mar 19 05:56:11 CDT 2007

<lol> I accept your humble <g> there probably could sometimes be problems
on some machines. Kelly uses the My Pictures folder to run the screensaver
on her WinME, I haven't noticed it for a while but I know a while ago
during the running it would suddenly freeze, I don't know whether it was a
particular photo or what but it hasn't stopped her running it <g>
Joan


Heirloom wrote:
> Ah, you need not be offended, please, Joanie. As stated, that was
> just MHO. The have, however, had a rather poor reputation (earned or
> not) amongst the Me users. I know, much of that probably stemmed
> from some poor coding, or at worst, malcoding, by a number of
> aspiring authors. Heirloom, old
> and still don't use one.....heavy on the humble
>