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James Send message Joined: 7 Oct 07 Posts: 5 Credit: 9,138 RAC: 0 |
i already know the screan saver does not work with vista....but how can i get the screen that comes up when i show graphics to quit spining...i would like it to stay centered to make viewing easyier....can anyone help me do this? |
John McLeod VII Send message Joined: 15 Jul 99 Posts: 24806 Credit: 790,712 RAC: 0 |
i already know the screan saver does not work with vista....but how can i get the screen that comes up when i show graphics to quit spining...i would like it to stay centered to make viewing easyier....can anyone help me do this? Yes. This web site -> your account -> S@H preferences -> custom. Set the angle ranges to 0. BOINC WIKI |
PoopDog Send message Joined: 30 Dec 03 Posts: 14 Credit: 670 RAC: 0 |
i already know the screan saver does not work with vista....but how can i get the screen that comes up when i show graphics to quit spining...i would like it to stay centered to make viewing easyier....can anyone help me do this? OK,I tried to do what you said in order to stop the screensaver from seesawing and moving period,but it is still moving,I changed anything that said range to zero,in the preferences for s/h, So is there anything else I can change to get that screensaver to stay still,It is extremely annoying,Please be as specific as possible,Like your talking to a two year old,I'm a lil slow on the uptake...LOL Thanx Alot.....PD |
John McLeod VII Send message Joined: 15 Jul 99 Posts: 24806 Credit: 790,712 RAC: 0 |
i already know the screan saver does not work with vista....but how can i get the screen that comes up when i show graphics to quit spining...i would like it to stay centered to make viewing easyier....can anyone help me do this? Did you then do an Update? This last step is required to get the preferences down to your computer. BOINC WIKI |
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