When I had Windows XP, I could have names appear on my screensaver images. I now have Windows Vista 32 and cannot find where to check to have the names appear in Screen Savings Setting.
KL2U
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Jump to Posthi KL2U, you mean the option "3D Text" which you can put any text as a screen saver or the "My Pictures Slide Show" in which you just put your pictures on the my picture folder and system will use that as a screen saver..
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cguan_77
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hi KL2U, you mean the option "3D Text" which you can put any text as a screen saver or the "My Pictures Slide Show" in which you just put your pictures on the my picture folder and system will use that as a screen saver..
well if this is what you mean..just right click on a empty space on your desktop then choose properties it will bring up the display properties then choose the screen saver tab to customize your screen saver..
KL2U
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When I had Windows XP, I could have names appear on my screensaver images. I now have Windows Vista 32 and cannot find where to check to have the names appear in Screen Savings Setting.
I do not mean the 3D option. XP allowed names to appear on the screensaver for each image. Someone else told me now that Vista no longer has that option - SAD.
KL2U
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hi KL2U, you mean the option "3D Text" which you can put any text as a screen saver or the "My Pictures Slide Show" in which you just put your pictures on the my picture folder and system will use that as a screen saver..
well if this is what you mean..just right click on a empty space on your desktop then choose properties it will bring up the display properties then choose the screen saver tab to customize your screen saver..
I do not mean the 3D option. XP allowed names to appear on the screensaver for each image. Someone else told me now that Vista no longer has that option - SAD!
- Ed (KL2U)
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