Random Screen Savers - The Windows 3.1 Screen Saver Series
                                Version 2.0
                            Installation Notes
                             January 28, 1994
                Copyright (c) 1992-1995 David A. Feinleib
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Note: Please see the help file for further documentation beyond 
what is available in this reade file.

>>>> Introduction

Windows 3.1 comes with several screen savers, but it requires 
you to choose one of those savers to run; unlike other commercial 
screen saver packages, it does not allow you to use multiple 
randomly selected screen savers.

RandScrn is a Windows 3.1 screen saver that allows you to select 
your favorite screen savers.  RandScrn will then alternate among 
the savers you have chosen automatically, switching from one screen 
saver to another either after a specified number of seconds or each 
time RandScrn becomes active.

In addition, RandScrn allows you to select a screen saver directory 
so that you can put all your screen savers in a directory other than 
your Windows directory should you choose to do so.

RandScrn is part of the Windows 3.1 Screen Saver Series, which also
includes a number of additional screen savers.  In addition, RandScrn
allows for "Activation Corners" which permits activation of screen savers
simply by moving your mouse into the screen corner that you specify.  For
more information on RandScrn, Activation Corners, and the other screen 
savers, please see the help file (named sslib.hlp).

>>>> Installing RandScrn

To install RandScrn, you must copy (at least) the following files to your
Windows directory:

randscrn.scr
ssactive.exe
sslib.dll
sslib.hlp

These are the base file for a Windows 3.1 Screen Saver Series installation.
The other screen saver files (*.SCR) may also be copied to your Windows 
directory or may be placed in another subdirectory of your choice.  For 
easiest use, it is recommended that you copy them to your Windows
directory.  

The file SSCOOKIE.DAT is used by the Fortune Cookie screen
saver.  You may place it in a subdirectory of your choice; the Fortune
Cookie screen saver looks for the file in your Windows directory by
default but otherwise you may change the directory and filename by
using the Setup button in RandScrn.

>>>> Using RandScrn

Once you have copied the appropriate files, from the Program Manager
run the Control Panel.  Then select the Desktop icon.  In the
section labeled "Screen Saver" select "Random Screen Savers"
and then select the Setup button.  If you need further assistance,
simply click on the help button from the Setup dialog.

>>>> Registration

The Windows 3.1 Screen Saver Series is ShareWare.  Please register
by sending $16 to the address below.  Please add $4 for shipping and
handling inside the U.S. and $6 for S&H for internation orders.  You will
receive the latest version of RandScrn and your personal registration 
information (which will remove the reminder message from the program).

Thanks for supporting the ShareWare concept!

David Feinleib
30 Hamilton Road #401
Arlington, MA 02174
USA

If you would like to contact me by email, you may send a message to me
on CompuServe at 76516,20 or on the Internet at 76516.20@compuserve.com.

>>>> Disclaimer

This program is supplied as is.  The author disclaims all warranties
expressed or implied, including, without limitation, the
warranties of merchantability and of fitness for any purpose.
The author assumes no liability for damages, direct or consequential, 
which may result from the use of this program.