Screen Saver Collection #1:

FISHES.SCR     Gives your screen that aquarium look.
CLOCKSVR.SCR   A nice analog clock which floats around.
QUILT.SCR      Shapes inspired by traditional New England quilt designs.
VARIOUS.SCR    A Post-Modern screen saver.
CYCLE.SCR      A saver which calls other savers..for that "what's next?" feel.

These screen savers are Copyright 1991, by Gordon Harris.

"To install this program, use the RUN feature in Windows 3.1 to execute 
SAVERS.EXE, this will install the saver files."

The self extracting install program will copy the saver files to your windows
directory, or to another directory if you so indicated.  To try out the savers,
start the control panel (CONTROL.EXE) and double click on the "DeskTop" icon.
Use the combo-box in the screen saver group to select one of the savers just
installed...e.g. the Clock Saver.  Press the "Test" Button to try out the
saver.

Use the "Setup" button to play with some of the options available with these
savers.  All of the savers support password protection.  Another option
available is the "Clear secondary mono monitor" feature.  If you have both a
VGA and a mono monitor connected to your system and if you enable this feature,
the screen save will clear and restore the mono monitor along with the primary
display.  The "Change wallpaper on exit" feature will swap your wall paper in a
cyclic fashion every time the screen saver restores the screen.

My favorite saver of this bunch is the CYCLE.SCR: Cycle through all savers.
This screen saver, when activated, picks another saver either randomly or
cyclically and activates it.  This helps prevent boredom at seeing the same
saver over and over.  Just use the control panel and select this one as your
saver and CYCLE.SCR will do the rest.

Please feel free to try these savers out for a week.  If you keep them on your
system after that, please send a check for $5.00 as a shareware fee to

               Gordon Harris
               Data Arts
               3349 Humboldt Ave S
               Minneapolis, MN 55408

If enough folks pony up the shareware fee, I'll make improvements and start to
work on a new batch of savers.

Please let me know of any suggestions or problems with these screen savers.
You can reach me at the above address, or via mail to my CIS account
[72611,620]  or by phone at (612) 825-5436.

Credits
The "Spheres" and "Fishes" screen savers are modeled after SPX modules which
were developed for Screen Peace by John Ridges. The "Miscellaneous" "Lines"
"Random" "Swerve" "Clock" and "Quilt" shapes are Copyright c 1991, by Gordon
Harris.

Distribution
Feel free to distribute this saver collection to other Windows 3.1 users.  If
you make this collection available via mass distribution, you must obtain
written or verbal permission from me before you distribute it, you must
distribute the self extracting archive file SAVERS.EXE with this write file
intact, and you may not charge more than a nominal distribution fee of $5.00.

Thanks,

Gordon Harris
4/15/92

Disclaimer
NO LIABILITY FOR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES.  In no event shall Gordon Harris be
liable for any damages whatsoever (including, without
limitation, damages for loss of business profits, business interruption, loss
of business information, or other pecuniary loss) arising out of the use or
inability to use these screen savers or the installation software, even if
Gordon Harris has been advised of the possibility of such damages.
NO OTHER WARRANTIES. Gordon Harris disclaims all other
warranties, either expressed or implied, including but not limited to implied
warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, with
respect to the this software and/or the DOCUMENTATION