SWF2Saver is a software that enables users to easily convert their Flash animations into screen savers. With just a few clicks, users can create personalized and engaging screen savers for their computer.
SWF2Saver is a software program that enables users to easily convert their Macromedia Flash content into Macintosh OSX Screen Savers. This software is designed to work with Macintosh OSX 10.2 or higher and has some very useful key features.
For instance, SWF2Saver enables users to output customizable installers for their screen savers. This means that they can include an optional Read Me text file that will be displayed in the installer as well as an optional License text file with Agree and Disagree buttons.
SWF2Saver also supports SWF files up to Flash 7 (MX2004) and provides users with a variety of options for customizing their screen savers. For example, they can specify a date when their screen saver will expire or choose to specify a number of days when the screen saver will expire after it has been first run.
Users can also add their own custom message to display when the screen saver expires and save project files to enable them to make changes to an existing screen saver over time. Additionally, SWF2Saver supports multiple monitors and enables users to make an unlimited number of screen savers.
To use SWF2Saver, users will need a Power PC or Intel-based Macintosh, 64 MB of RAM (128 MB recommended), and at least 50 MB of available hard disk space. Additionally, playback requirements will vary depending on the version of Flash used, so users should consult the Macromedia Flash documentation for system requirements for the Flash Player.
One thing to note is that the trial version of SWF2Saver will place "DEMO" in each screen saver and will expire the screensaver after one day. However, users can purchase the full version of the software to unlock all features and remove these limitations. Overall, SWF2Saver is a useful program that makes it easy to create customized screen savers on Macintosh OSX.
For instance, SWF2Saver enables users to output customizable installers for their screen savers. This means that they can include an optional Read Me text file that will be displayed in the installer as well as an optional License text file with Agree and Disagree buttons.
SWF2Saver also supports SWF files up to Flash 7 (MX2004) and provides users with a variety of options for customizing their screen savers. For example, they can specify a date when their screen saver will expire or choose to specify a number of days when the screen saver will expire after it has been first run.
Users can also add their own custom message to display when the screen saver expires and save project files to enable them to make changes to an existing screen saver over time. Additionally, SWF2Saver supports multiple monitors and enables users to make an unlimited number of screen savers.
To use SWF2Saver, users will need a Power PC or Intel-based Macintosh, 64 MB of RAM (128 MB recommended), and at least 50 MB of available hard disk space. Additionally, playback requirements will vary depending on the version of Flash used, so users should consult the Macromedia Flash documentation for system requirements for the Flash Player.
One thing to note is that the trial version of SWF2Saver will place "DEMO" in each screen saver and will expire the screensaver after one day. However, users can purchase the full version of the software to unlock all features and remove these limitations. Overall, SWF2Saver is a useful program that makes it easy to create customized screen savers on Macintosh OSX.
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