Starting as a tool of preventing our monitors from burning out, screensavers have become collection items, and many people have huge amounts of them in their systems. In this situation, managing all the screensavers can be a hassle. This little free program can help you solve this problem.
It allows you to list all the screensavers you have regardless of their location; that is, you may have some screensavers in your Sys32 folder, some in My documents folder, ant some elsewhere. The program can search and list all of them, allowing you to remove any element from the list. Also, you can view any information available about a given screensaver, as well as adjust its properties, all of this directly from the program's interface. You can set the time you want to pass before the screensaver starts running, as well as the amount of time before the monitor turns off. Also, you can set the program to prevent the screensavers from running if Windows Media is active - for example, when you're viewing a movie or video. The program is useful and easy to use, and above all, free, so it's worth checking in any case.
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