Create custom screensavers quickly with Screensaver DIY. This professional tool makes it easy to design and build personalized screen savers in just minutes.
I recently had the opportunity to test out Screensaver DIY, and I must say, it's a flexible and impressive authoring tool that packs a ton of features. With this tool, you can create many different types of screen savers - the possibilities are endless!
Screensaver DIY is a super excellent productive tool that has further market value. One of the great things about this software is that it lets you create screen savers based on Shockwave Flash, Image SlideShows or Movies (Quick Time, Mpeg, AVI...). Plus, it allows you to create screen savers for Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP.
What's more, it comes with several options that allow you to customize the screen saver that you're creating. This includes Transition Effect support, Masking Effect support, and Background Music Support. You can even customize the screen saver dialog box by linking an internet banner or a readme file, adding an Unlockable Try & Buy Screensaver, and choosing between Static or Live Preview.
This software supports most popular media file formats, including Quick Time Movies (Qt, MOV) latest version 6.3, all latest MediaPlayer formats (MPG, MPEG4, WMV, ASF, WMV), Macromedia Shockwave Flash (SWF), FLI/FLC animated, RealMedia Movies (RAM, RM), Web/Html formats (HTML, ASP, DHTML...), Audio/Sound formats (MID, WAV, MP3, RMI, WMA), and Imag.
Overall, I found Screensaver DIY to be a fantastic tool for creating custom screen savers. It's easy to use, packed with features, and produces high-quality results. If you're looking to create your own screensavers for personal or business purposes, I highly recommend giving Screensaver DIY a try!
Screensaver DIY is a super excellent productive tool that has further market value. One of the great things about this software is that it lets you create screen savers based on Shockwave Flash, Image SlideShows or Movies (Quick Time, Mpeg, AVI...). Plus, it allows you to create screen savers for Windows 95/98/ME/2000/XP.
What's more, it comes with several options that allow you to customize the screen saver that you're creating. This includes Transition Effect support, Masking Effect support, and Background Music Support. You can even customize the screen saver dialog box by linking an internet banner or a readme file, adding an Unlockable Try & Buy Screensaver, and choosing between Static or Live Preview.
This software supports most popular media file formats, including Quick Time Movies (Qt, MOV) latest version 6.3, all latest MediaPlayer formats (MPG, MPEG4, WMV, ASF, WMV), Macromedia Shockwave Flash (SWF), FLI/FLC animated, RealMedia Movies (RAM, RM), Web/Html formats (HTML, ASP, DHTML...), Audio/Sound formats (MID, WAV, MP3, RMI, WMA), and Imag.
Overall, I found Screensaver DIY to be a fantastic tool for creating custom screen savers. It's easy to use, packed with features, and produces high-quality results. If you're looking to create your own screensavers for personal or business purposes, I highly recommend giving Screensaver DIY a try!
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