LAKE DISTRICT WALKS SCREEN SAVER

Relive or experience for the first time the joys of walking in Lakeland. Visit the fells; Blencathra, Helvellyn, Scafell etc. the lakes; Grasmere, Wastwater, Ullswater and more with the Lake District Walks Bonanza Screen Saver for Windows 95/98/NT/2000/ME. It comprises a series of 35 images from this site in a widely configurable program. Change the screen display period; any selection of over 20 transitions (blinds, dissolves, spirals, slides, sparkles, zooms etc.); caption font style, size and location. There are a quickstart icons for your desktop and system tray. This program is shareware. You have a free fully-operational seven day trial after which the program must be registered for further use.

To install:-

1. Download the installation file ldwsetup.exe to your hard disc
2. Double-click on the file icon on your desktop or in Windows Explorer and follow the instructions.

Download Lake District Walks Bonanza Screen Saver (3.3MB)

To Register:-

• The program costs $9.99 (US dollars). Sales taxes, such as VAT in EU countries, may be added and will appear on the order summary before you enter your credit card details. This transaction is carried out using RegNow's secure server to safeguard your credit card details. The process is fully automatic. Your registration key will be sent to you by e-mail within minutes.

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To change the configuration:-

1. Open the control panel using Start|Settings|Control Panel
   
2. Double-click on Display
   
3. Click the Screen Saver tab
   
4. Select the Lake District Walks Bonanza screen saver if necessary
5. Click on Settings and choose your configuration, images, captions, transisions etc.
6. Click OK to apply them

To work at its best the screensaver require a system running at 16 bit (high) colour or better. If you are not sure of your system setup or just wish to change the colour depth try the following:-

1. Open the control panel using Start|Settings|Control Panel
   
2. Double-click on Display
   
3. Click the Settings Tab which will then show the Colours and Screen Area.
   
4. If the colour is 16 bit (High) colour or better you can safely click cancel
   
5. If the colour is less than 16 bit, try increasing it with the drop-down menu. If you can increase this without the Screen Area slider moving, then you should be safe to click OK and follow the subsequent instructions. A reboot may be necessary.

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