Perry's Perennial Pages

  Screen Savers

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English Flowers and Gardens -- photos of English gardens and flowers (640x480)

Blooms of Bressingham and Foggy Bottom-- famous gardens of Alan and Adrian Bloom, Norfolk, England (800x600)

Perennials 2000 -- featured perennials, new or underutilized, seen as plants of the month (640x480)

All the above zip files are about 600KB in size, with 5 photos and various fade effects. Screen size to fill screen is shown, with photos being "framed" in smaller screen resolutions.

1,2,3 Instructions:
The screen saver is provided as a free "Zip" file.  All this means is that it is packaged a certain way, and you need a "Zip" program to "unzip" it before using.

 1. If you don't have something like Winzip (free) to unzip files,  you should download this first. I often save such downloads in a temporary or Temp folder.  There are other zip programs as well for this, such as at some of the sites listed below.

2. Once you have a zip utility program, click on the name of the screen saver to download it.  If your browser (like Netscape or Internet Explorer) comes up with some form of error message, you may first have to then pick the application (the zip utility--locate it among your files) to plug in or attach or use to download such files.

3. Once the screen saver is downloaded (again, often good to put in a Temp folder) click on the filename, and it is self extracting and installing as the default screen saver.   You can obviously change this being your default in the control display settings, or just preview it there as well.

Galtware--many screensavers, and nice zip utility, lots more

Screen Savers A2Z

Screen Savers Bonanza

Screen Saver Studio-what I used to create mine

ScreensaverShot

Sunlight Software