Screen Saver

When my screen saver comes on it gives an error
SCREENSAVER HALTED - SCRIPT ERROR. Does anyone have
information that would help me with this problem? Thanks

heirloom
Sun Jun 13 21:42:08 CDT 2004

Use a different screen saver, would be the simplest thing. If that works,
the one you have is probably corrupt. Screensavers, on modern monitors, are
not much more than eye candy. The blank screen setting works well on my
machine, not pretty, but, functional.
Heirloom, old and simple


"Patricia" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When my screen saver comes on it gives an error
> SCREENSAVER HALTED - SCRIPT ERROR. Does anyone have
> information that would help me with this problem? Thanks

SaltPeter
Sun Jun 13 23:07:55 CDT 2004


"Patricia" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When my screen saver comes on it gives an error
> SCREENSAVER HALTED - SCRIPT ERROR. Does anyone have
> information that would help me with this problem? Thanks

The best screensaver is Windex and a soft cloth. By and large, screensavers
at large are poorly written, most prevent a drive to enter standby (3D
screensavers using virtual memory). Best procedure is to rely on the
standard login scr for security and shutdown the monitor in power
management.

Crazy
Mon Jun 14 02:54:02 CDT 2004


"Patricia" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> When my screen saver comes on it gives an error
> SCREENSAVER HALTED - SCRIPT ERROR. Does anyone have
> information that would help me with this problem? Thanks

I don't bother with screensavers. Instead I switch off the monitor when I'm
not at the computer.

--
"Once in a while,
I'm standing here, doing something.
And I think,
What in the world am I doing here?
It's a big surprise."