19th December 2000

Coming from the "How Logo Can You Go" Department, Lockergnomie Jay Lichtmann builds a bit of Desktop branding. Screen savers aren't as functional as they once were. Dagnabbit, I don't even have one running on my machine nowadays. When you need to password protect your PC, then perhaps they're still worth using. In a corporate sense, perhaps you wish to keep your company logo on all deployed workstations? The Flying Objects (OpenGL) screen saver will save the day! Right-click on your Desktop and select "Properties," flip to the "Screen Saver" tab and select "3D Flying Objects" from the menu. Click on the "Settings" button to the right, then within the "Style" option, select "Textured Flag." Click the "Texture" button, then locate and select any .BMP image. Click the "Open" button. Put a checkmark in the "Smooth shading" box (if so desired) and set the "Resolution" and "Size" slider controls to "Max." Click "OK" and then the "Preview" button to test it.