Shuttle SAVE (SHUTSAV.EXE) is a shareware Windows 3.1 screen saver
that 'takes over' from the screen savers that come with 3.1 like
'Stars', 'Flying Windows', etc.   It uses BMPs in its native
directory as material to create spectacular collages from
launching rocket trails.   It has password protection also if 
that is something your want and need.   Frankly, I like
it a whole lot better than other screen savers because I never 
get tired of it ( perhaps I'm just easily entertained).  If I get
tired of a certain BMP picture, I archive it and replace it with
another I like.  At work, I use launching rockets to paint the 
pictures, but at home, the kids love the cartoon icons instead.

Shuttle Save is written in Visual Basic 3.0.   As such it
requires that VBRUN300.DLL exists in your Windows System directory.	

I have a 'slick' install program that takes care of everything having
to do with installation but for file exchanges across BBSs 
it takes up too much room -- adding almost 300K to the files.  
So . . . to install Shuttle Save, please do the following:

1. Check that VBRUN300.DLL is in your Windows System directory.  If not,
   a copy of VBRUN300.DLL may have been provided on the medium where
   you obtained your copy of Shuttle Save ( or you can download
   a copy from almost any BBS).  Place a copy of VBRUN300.DLL in
   your Windows System directory.

2. Create a directory SHUTSAV

3. Copy SHUTSAV.EXE and all of the BMPs and ICOs to this directory. 
   The BMPs and ICOs supplied are just examples -- you can add
   what you want.

4. Create a program manager icon for SHUTSAV.EXE by adding it as a file
   in your ACCESSORIES program manager group.

5. Double-click the SHUTSAV icon and the program will help you complete 
   the activation process

That's it.

Thanks for using Shuttle Save.   I hope you enjoy it as much as I do.


                Steve Neeley  

PS.   IF when you try to activate SHUTSAV.EXE you get a message that a
      statement like 'SCRNSAVE.EXE= . . .' not found in your SYSTEM.INI
      file and that you must be using Windows 3.0 instead of 3.1 BUT you
      are on Windows 3.1 -- don't panic.  Go to your Windows Control
      Panel and activate one of the standard screen savers there.
      This will add the appropriate line to your SYSTEM.INI file.  Then
      go back and double-click on SHUTSAV again.