ScreenSaver Commander gives you the complete control over the Windows screen-saver - much more than the standard control panel allows. So, if you want to use several screen-savers instead of one, this makes it possible.
Yes
- Added option to change screen-savers on the fly
- Added option to specify play-time for all screen-savers
- Added option to specify play-time for each screen-saver individually
- Interface improved
1.3 (Sep 21, 2008)
As advertised, it will let you run multiple screen savers in a timed or randomly chosen way. Works well. Freeware, price is right. Does what it says and nothing else. No virus here, must be a glitch in Trend Micro. I have 15 savers and it detected all aand allows me to choose which ones are included. The interface for adding window titles to the condition list is a bit spartan and for the average user, a bit old school in that there is no clickety thingy. You have to type in the name of the window.
1.1 (May 17, 2006)
Update Feb 25, 2007:
There is a program that can run a different screen saver on each of your monitors, for people who "want to use several screen-savers instead of one" simultaneously:
http://www.realtimesoft....on/tour/screensaver.asp
Older text:
Looks like there is a program that can run (play) a screensaver on one monitor, while working on another: UltraMon Screen Saver Player (used with UltraMon). http://www.realtimesoft.com/ultramon/addons.asp
- Eric, http://www.InvisibleRobot.com/
1.0 Beta (Feb 12, 2005)
how very nice to see such a
well made program.
Eric L. Carlson needs to
pull his head out.
Eric L. Carlson has no real
understanding of how computers
work.