STF Class and the ScreenTime Component
Take full advantage of the new ScreenTime V3 STF Class giving you powerful access to the Mac and Windows desktop API -- 50 cross platform commands.

Basic "Connected" Saver (win, mac, flas)
This example shows you how to check for a net connection, download an image to a local directory, and set the image to be the active wallpaper.

Internet and System APIs (win, mac, flas)
This example shows you how your ScreenTime V3 screen saver can do the following.

• get standard Mac and Windows folder paths
• get a unique user identifier
• perform runtime debugging
• utilize ScreenTime's several "quit saver" options
• disable keys, and other platform specific functions

File And Folder Commands (win, mac, flas)
This example shows you how your ScreenTime V3 screen saver can do the following.

• read and write to local files
• delete, copy, and rename files
• create shortcuts
• create, delete, copy, and rename folders
• list files and folders

Flash-enhanced Settings Window
Add a Flash-based "Settings" window (Options window on Mac OS X) that enables users to customize playback of your screen saver. Your Flash becomes part of the OS screensaver control panel GUI.

Udder Madness -- Animation Controls (win, mac, flas)
This simple example adds a user setting that modifies the saver's animation -- changes the . (Flash 6 or later).

Sound Saver -- Mute and Sound Level (win, mac, flas)
This example shows you how to add mute and sound level control to the screen saver.

Unlocking Demos Unlocking Demo
Entice your audience with with demo screen savers that require a code to unlock (Flash 6 or later)

Interactivity Quit Button
Interactive screen savers take your customers from simply viewing your message to participating in your message.

An essential item for interactive screen savers (Flash 6 or later)