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A solution to start screensaver is to make a direct shortcut to a specified screen saver.
But in this case, each time you'd like to change your screen saver you have to recreate shortcut.
To avoid it, just use StartScreenSaver : your current screen saver will be launched, and if you don't have any screen saver configured,
a random screen saver will be launched. |
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March 04 2005 |
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1.0 |
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Windows |
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Freeware under GPL license |
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C++ |
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Just launch the exe. Your configured screen saver wil be launched.
If you don't have a screen saver configured, a random screen saver will be launched.
(The software will look at screen saver files (*.scr) located in you system directory which generally is "C:\windows\system32\").
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