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    Unhappy

    Please can anyone tell me how to make a screensaver using VB??????!!!!

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    There's nothing special...

    Just make a fullscreen app and add code to exit into MouseMove and KeyDown events... To allow configuration use the Command() function to get the parameters... I think -d stands for config, not sure though...

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    Good Ol' Platypus Sastraxi's Avatar
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    You need to use command lines and start in sub main to find out what windows wants you to do...

    Compile it with the extension .SCR instead of .EXE.

    There are four things that windows wants you to do:

    (not sure of cmd line args)
    1. Screensaver
    2. Password
    3. Preview
    4. Configure
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    Btw, I believe this page (vb-world) has some info on doing screensavers. Take a look & good luck!
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    Sastraxi's avatar looks familliar...

    I have a tutorial/template application if anyone wants it. It handles all the passwords, configs, previews, &c. Email me if you want it.

    Zero @ fcc.net

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    VB 6 actaually had an example screensaver...

    If you want it mail me

    also... the command line arguements are

    /c for config
    /p for preview

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