Also, Windows XP already comes with a screensaver "My Pictures ScreenSaver"
that you can choose from the list of screen savers. It will go and pluck
out anything in the My Pictures directory (or another directory of your
choosing) and cycle the pictures through.

Webshots accesses the internet frequently (someone at work uses it). So the
XP saver might be a better choice if you only want your own pictures showing
up.

Linda Adams
Puyallup, WA

----- Original Message -----
From: "Denny Granstrand" <osprey at nwinfo.net>
To: <tweeters at u.washington.edu>
Sent: Friday, April 18, 2003 12:30 PM
Subject: Tweeters: Webshots screensaver


> Hi Tweets,
>
> With more and more people digiscoping, I thought I would share a great way
> to view your photos. Webshots is a free screen saver program that can be
> downloaded from their website: webshots.com .
>
> Webshots has thousands of photos that can be used as your desktop and
> screensaver or you can use your own photos. This makes a great way to
look
> your bird photos without having to print them. And it sure beats the
> "flying windows"!
>
> Denny Granstrand
> Yakima, WA
>