Screensaver Scr Files
Compile a Screen Saver (SCR file) Compile the screen saver (SCR file) Once your project is created, you can compile your screensaver in order to be installed on the end-user computer. The file that will be created will be compatible with Windows screen savers (.SCR).
When compiled, you'll be able to use it personally on your computer or to distribute it as is. No install procedure will be created. • IMPORTANT: Once created, the SCR file can't be modified or decompiled. Don't loose your SSP file! Create a SCR screen saver To learn how to create a SCR screensaver from your project, read this topic: How to install a SCR screensaver file on a computer When a screensaver is compiled as SCR, no install procedure is provided. You have to follow this procedure to install it on a computer: 1. Copy the SCR file in your system folder.
This folder vary with Windows version: • Windows XP/NT/2000 - C: WINNT SYSTEM32 • Windows 95/98/ME - C: WINDOWS SYSTEM 2. Right-click in the Windows Desktop background and select 'Properties'. A dialog box opens. Select the 'Screen Saver' tab: 3. Select your screensaver in the list ( ). (it should appear in this list if you copied it in the correct folder).
The screensaver appears in the Preview screen ( ). You can adjust the screensaver settings or display it fullscreen ( ).
When all done, click OK ( ) Related Topics • •.
Bill2718 wrote: The easiest thing to do would be to use the built-in Windows slideshow screen saver and provide it just a single image. Creating a separate.SCR file for a single jpeg would be kind of silly IMO.
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How to Install a Screensaver File in Windows. Screensavers not only protect your computer screen from damage, but also complete.
That's where a log driver learns to step lightly' FFS gonna be in my head all day now! Only.scr files can be deployed as screensavers, so you can't publish a JPG as a screensaver directly. There are numerous free converters available on the web, but I can't say that I've tested any of them. Just be careful in your search. Once you have the.scr file, you'll need to deploy it to the%systemroot% system32 directory of all applicable computers.
Then use the appropriate group policy to apply it. This is the policy for Server 2008: User Configuration Administrative Templates Control Panel Personalization Force specific screen saver:Edit: Apparently you can't place the screensaver on a network share.
It has to be on the local computer.