I've been programming in Visual Basic.Net 2003 and I've written a screen
saver program that I plan on marketing. It's basically done. I created an
install program for it and installed it on my computer and have successfully
run it outside of the Visual Basic.net work environment. I have Windows XP
Home edition with all the latest updates. I've purchased screen savers online
and when I go to the display options and click on screen savers there is a
drop down list that includes all the different screen savers that you can use
when your computer is idle for whatever time you decide upon. I want to know
how to get my screen saver into that list. Maybe it's something that I have
to do in the Visual Basic.net program or maybe it's something else.
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Paul W Taylor

Put it c:\windows\system32.

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"Paul" <Paul@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> I've been programming in Visual Basic.Net 2003 and I've written a screen
> saver program that I plan on marketing. It's basically done. I created an
> install program for it and installed it on my computer and have
> successfully
> run it outside of the Visual Basic.net work environment. I have Windows
> XP
> Home edition with all the latest updates. I've purchased screen savers
> online
> and when I go to the display options and click on screen savers there is
> a
> drop down list that includes all the different screen savers that you can
> use
> when your computer is idle for whatever time you decide upon. I want to
> know
> how to get my screen saver into that list. Maybe it's something that I
> have
> to do in the Visual Basic.net program or maybe it's something else.
> --
> Paul W Taylor