Leonardo ScreenSaver

Enjoy Leonardo da Vinci fine art on your display

Leonardo ScreenSaver is slide show screensaver that covers 16 pictures of Leonardo da Vinci. The screensaver supports dual monitor and background sound. It is highly customizable. You can customize/select from 120 transition effects and make/edit your music playlist or disable the sound; You can set how Leonardo ScreenSaver to display the pictures by setting their order, size, position, and duration. Leonardo ScreenSaver can work on Windows 98 and newer operating systems. Leonardo ScreenSaver is distributed as shareware. Trial version is fully functional but has 7-days evaluation time limitation. FEATURES A. High quality, compatibility and performance on all PCs. B. Highly customizable. You can: - Set images display duration - Choose between sequential, random and shuffle image order - Set images size and position - Select from over 100 smooth image transition effects - Set transitions speed - Enable/disable sounds - Create/Edit your background music playlist - Customize exit conditions C. Dual monitor support. SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS No special requirements. Hardware recommended for the operating system used should be enough for proper work of Leonardo ScreenSaver. Operative systems supported: Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows 2003, Windows XP, Windows Vista. After installation the program uses about 5.2 MB disk space. INSTALLING AND UNINSTALLING THE PROGRAM To install Leonardo ScreenSaver simply run LeonardoSetup.exe and follow the on-screen instructions. You can install the software anywhere you like but it is best to follow the default suggestion given. Once installation is completed, in the Start menu you will find a new program group from which you can preview Leonardo ScreenSaver, read the documentation, register Leonardo ScreenSaver or uninstall it. You can uninstall Leonardo ScreenSaver with left-click on the Uninstall Leonardo ScreenSaver shortcut in the Start menu.

Price: $4.95 USD Category: Screensavers Screenshot: Added: Nov 3rd 2008