Hi, Marsha here. If you have reading software such as Openbook, I would
not use screen savers as they can go off every time you are not constantly
use the computer. If, for example, you are doing another activity such as
dialing a phone or talking to a customer where you don't have to use the
computer at the moment, the damned screen saver goes off and the usual
Windows music starts in. When you go back to use the computer, at least in
my experience, the speech hangs up. I really don't think that screen saver
is a feature we truly need and when the speech hangs up, it gets to be more
of an annoyance than a help.
If any of you have a rebuttal on this point, you may E-mail me privately at
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Marsha
At 09:04 PM 4/12/1999 -0700, you wrote:
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>Listers of America!!
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> I have a question concerning screen savers. Has any one used them on
>their systems before? I love the sounds of some of them, they seem
>fascinating, and I would like to give one a try. but first, I thought of
>consulting you about how it would activate one at a time.
>If any one has any thoughts on this, please write me or plankk t
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>scott fischer
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