bmpsaver.scr, Ver 1.3
Bitmap Saver, Windows 3.1 Screen Saver
Freeware, Copyright (C) 1995 Phil Robinson

Here is a free little screen saver for all to enjoy.  It flashes,
slides, or displays bitmap files around the screen.  The setup window
keeps a list of the bitmaps.  You can select to use only some files
from the list or use all of them.

Two bitmap files are included:
  Lunch.bmp   - A gone to lunch message (16 Color)
  Neptune.bmp - The planet Neptune (256 color)

Installation:

Copy the bmpsaver.scr file to your Windows directory.
Make sure that spin.dll and ctl3d.dll are in a directory in your 
program search path (usually c:\windows or c:\windows\system).
Be careful not to overwrite more recent versions of these files.

Use the Desktop applet in the Control Panel to select the screen
saver called Bitmap Saver.  Press the Screen Saver setup button 
to bring up the configuration screen.  Add files to the list
using the Browse... button.

Known Bugs:

- I don't believe that this program will work with bitmap files that
  have more than 256 colors.

- This program uses a rather picky algorithm to read the bitmap file.
  If there is an error reading the file the program will display the
  HHG green guy instead.  You can usually correct the bitmap file
  by reading it into paintbrush and then saving it again.

- The Clear Screen mode does not look very good with 256 color 
  bitmaps on a display in 256 color mode, due to the palette 
  switching.

Thanks to: PC Magazine for pcscrlib.c
           Mark Gamber for spin.dll and rrbmp.c                        
           Microsoft   for ctl3d.dll
           Borland     for Borland C++ 3.1
           All the people on the net who have sent in suggestions

Ver 1.0 - Original Version - only flashed bitmap files

Ver 1.1 - Added floating (sliding) bitmap capability

Ver 1.2 - Added multiple bitmap file capability
             Selects files randomly or in sequence from the file list.
        - Never released

Ver 1.3 - (July 1995)
        - Added new Clear Screen mode
             Displays multiple bitmap files overlapping each other and 
             clears the screen after so many files are displayed.  Use 
             an input of 0 to never clear the screen.  
        - Improved multiple file capability
             Use all files of just selected files.  Add of remove
             multiple files.


AOL Address: PhilRobins
Internet Address: philrobins@aol.com