This Is Total Warfare. The Icons On Your XP Desktop Are At WAR! MSN Messenger Is At War With ICQ...Internet Explorer Is At War With Outlook. All Your Icons Engage In The Battle. Which Icon Will Prevail Download This FREE Screensaver and Find Out. |
World Geography Screen Saver Package. Take a spin around the world! Package of colorfully animated geography maps, can be used for entertainment or education. |
31 professional aviation photos. Use this versatile screen-saver engine which rotates 31 photos of the aircraft of world war 2 and an optional soundtrack of MIDI-based tunes. Features include your choice of up to 23 transition effects |
The Vampires walk the Final Nights under the veil of an elaborate Masquerade. The Mages fight their battles for the Ascension. The Werewolves prepare for the Apocalypse. Dare you enter a world disturbingly akin to our own -the World of Darkness? |
World News Screensaver fetches the top news stories from the Internet and displays them on an Earth globe, showing you where the news is taking place. You can navigate among news articles, and press a key to launch the full story. Made by 3D Wonders. |
Bring web information to you whenever the screen saver starts. No more constant checking of websites just to find no new contents added. |
The Weather Globe screen saver accesses our servers several times an hour for updated weather information which is automatically uploaded. Weather is downloaded from NOAA (the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration). |
World Flags is finest animated flag screensaver based on real physics modeling. Screensaver comes with a database of 100 flags, but you can add flags of provinces and territories, corporate logos, sport teams or even your own photograph. |
Use this round clock as your screensaver. Now it works under Windows 98, NT, Me, 2000, XP. |
Tipsy Clock is a skinnable digital clock, which randomly and smoothly moves across the screen. You can write your own text message which will run as a ticker. A synchronization function will set your PC clock to atomic time via the Internet. |
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