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DuckDiver's ScreenSaver comes with *20
default 800x600dpi images. The ScreenSaver will cycle through each of the images and repeat until the mouse is
moved or a key is pressed. You can replace any of these images with YOUR OWN 800x600 "jpg"
images by copying new images to existing image names in your C:\DuckDiverScreenSaver
directory.
Read the instructions below, and then click on the link above to download the DuckDiver ScreenSaver now!
For Windows 95/98.
For 800x600 screen resolutions only.
There are currently six sets of Image Packs available for use with the ScreenSaver (until you replace these with your own). The ScreenSaver and the Image Packs are self-extracting zipfiles. Follow the instructions at the bottom of the page for installation.
Temples of Japan New! 10/10/00
20 incredible scenes of temples that sit quietly in the mountainous Nikko region of Japan, surrounded by giant cedar trees, with the amazing workmanship of ancient Japanese craftsmen covered in gold leaf and brilliant colors.
Monhegan Island New! 9/27/00
Enjoy a walking tour of 20 photographs taken around Monhegan Island, Maine, USA.
Monhegan Waves New! 9/26/00
20 photographs of waves taken along the shore near Lobster Cove on Monhegan Island, Maine, USA.
(07/17/00) This is a collection of 20 boating photographs taken during DuckDiver's seagoing adventures.
(07/11/00) This is a collection of 20 landscape and seascape photographs taken from around the world during DuckDiver's travels.
*Impressionist Paintings Updated! 9/23/00
This is similar to the set of 20 pictures that comes with the screensaver - Except there are two new images included.
*Come back soon (or sign up on our mailing list) because we'll be adding new sets of different images that you can download separately to use with our screensaver.
New Easy Installation Version Uploaded 08/05/00!!!
To Install the DuckDiverScreenSaver
on your PC:
1. Download the InstallDuckDiverScreenSaver.exe file from the link above.
2. Use Windows Explorer and double click on the InstallDuckDiverScreenSaver.exe file in the file folder where you put it.
This will extract the files into the C:\DuckDiverScreenSaver directory. It is important that the image files remain in this directory. After the installation, you can test the screensaver by clicking on its icon.
3. Go to, "My Computer," "Control Panel," "Display," "ScreenSaver," and select DuckDiverScreenSaver from the pull-down menu to set it as your default screensaver. Click on Preview to test it.
Once it is installed, you can change the pictures any time you like with your very own "jpg" photos. For best results, only use pictures that are 800x600dpi resolution.
For example, to replace the third picture in the series with one of your own pictures:
Create an 800x600 "jpg" file with your favorite photo editor, and name it picture3.jpg.
Copy this file into the C:\DuckDiverScreenSaver directory. The next time the ScreenSaver runs, it will use the new picture3.jpg that you have copied into the C:\DuckDiverScreenSaver directory.
Notes:a) There must be 20 image files (named Picture1.jpg through Picture20.jpg) in the C:\DuckDiverScreenSaver directory.
b) Only "jpg" file format pictures may replace the default files (no other formats work).
To Install new image Packs for use with the ScreenSaver:
1. Download the new Image Pack into the C:\DuckDiverScreenSaver directory.
2. Go to Windows File Manager and double click on the Image Pack filename in the C:\DuckDiverScreenSaver directory. This will extract the files into the C:\DuckDiverScreenSaver directory (it is important that the image files remain in this directory). Any existing images will be replaced with the images from the new image pack.
You can keep multiple Image Packs in the same DuckDiverScreenSaver directory so you can easily replace one set of images with another. Just double-click on an Image Pack filename any time you want to change the images.
We hope you enjoy DuckDiver's ScreenSaver, and please send us email with your comments to:
We would love to hear from you!
This page updated on: October 10th, 2000 1:55am EST
