   Off Topic: How do you make SCREENSAVERS?
  I heard it has to do with programming, but i can''t find anything on google, so I thought I would ask it here. 
  make a prog and rename it to .scr    ;  umm....can you be more specific? ;  make a cool visual program in opengl or directx make it fullscreen and rename it to .scr.  make sure you have it check if a mouse or keyboard is used so it can exit.    ;quote:make a prog and rename it to .scrThat will not work. It takes a lot more than that. OP: search the forums for screensaver, there are several threads on this topic. ;  It will   work, it just won''t work as expected.A screensaver needs to check several things in order to have all of the expected behavior. Just search... ;  okay thx ;  Actually, this seems like a good point in time to brag about my latest project - a no-effort OpenGL screensaver library.It's a replacement for the standard scrnsave.lib. It's called Gleen (something to do with openGL scrEENsaver, but mainly I wanted a name that wasn't taken yet and it sounded good : ).You create a standard Win32 application, link with LibGleen.lib (or LibGleenD.lib for debugging) and opengl32.lib, and it does all the initialization, message handling, config dialog box building etc. All you have to do is rename the resultant .exe to .scr.The binaries can be found here and an example (test) screensaver can be found here.[edit: me bolloxed up link. *smacks head*]   [edited by - fractoid on February 17, 2004 10:45:36 PM];  I like the name..  