TOONSAVE.TXT
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ToonSave is a Windows 3.1 screen saver which uses WinToon. It is derived from 
BOUNCER, a product sample included in the Microsoft Windows(TM) version 3.1 
Software Development Kit (SDK).

ToonSave is a sample screen-saver application that displays a cartoon on top 
of the current screen. ToonSave demonstrates converting the current screen to 
a device-independent bitmap (DIB) image, creating a timer to restart the 
cartoon, moving the cartoon around the screen, and reading initial settings 
from the WIN.INI file. 

ToonSave handles the following command-line switches running the 
screen-saver application:

ToonSave /c, -c, or c:  Display configuration dialog box and return. 
			(This is the default behavior.)
ToonSave /s, -s, or s:  Start screen saver.

When ToonSave starts, it displays a dialog box with options for sound and 
password protection. You can change the default settings. (By default, 
ToonSave does nothing else; you must use the /s option to start the screen 
saver.)

ToonSave requires that an ToonSave.avi file be present in the directory which 
ToonSave resides in. This is the cartoon which will be played. Creating a 
cartoon smaller than 640x480 will allow the cartoon to be moved around on 
the screen.

ToonSave was built with Microsoft Visual C++ version 1.5 and tested under 
Microsoft Windows version 3.1.