Orchid XP v8 wrote:
> For example, there's that popular one that shows your desktop, but with 
> a distorting lense rolling over it. So 80% of the screen isn't changing, 
> just the 20% of it under the lense...

Yeah, OK.

Come to think of it, I've seen a number of screen savers that when they 
started I thought "now why in the world if I'm locking my screen would I 
want to show everyone what it says like that?" :-)

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