Still, anyone looking to make personal screensavers should try Acme Photo.

With a surprising collection of simple commands and great results, the only complaint users may have is this program's paltry seven-photo limit during the trial. One of the bonuses that we didn't really find necessary was an option for downloading song lyrics into the screensaver, much like you did the photos and music. The program is light on features, but is not really missing anything. The results are crisp, smooth screensavers with a professional appearance. Users can input a simple opening and closing credit by entering the desired message, and users can also input headlines and captions using the same way. In addition, there are several options to add text to the screensaver. Next, users can choose from a long list of transitions to jump from one shot to the next. From there, users can add music utilizing a similar tool. Users can choose individual photos to input or select entire folders with the program's photo tool that operates using addition and subtraction symbols in tandem with a file tree. With large command icons and an intuitive flow to input data, customizing your screensaver could not be easier. The program's interface is so simple that users will most likely not need to take a trip to the Help file and Guide. With simple commands and great results, this is a download everyone can enjoy. Acme Photo Screensaver Maker provides users with an excellent tool for creating a personalized screensaver. Check out this unique Matrix Screensaver in 3D using the authentic fonts and original effects from the Matrix movie.

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