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Eric Moore
I work for a library that implements a PC Reservation system made by
EnvisionWare. When a computer is not in use for a set period of time, a
built-in screen saver launches, displaying the EnvisionWare logo. The
product provides no means of controlling the screen saver, whether it should
run or when it should launch.
We have deployed another screen saver (WSS) that displays a series of slides
after a timeout of three minutes. The problem we have run into is that it is
entirely eclipsed by the PC Reservation screen saver. WSS supports a wide
range of configuration options, but none that addresses this issue.
Since neither vendor has a solution, I was wondering if there is any chance
that Windows XP Professional provides any control over which screen saver
should be displayed and which should be hidden? I realize this is unlikely,
but I need to be sure I have exhausted all possibilities.
EnvisionWare. When a computer is not in use for a set period of time, a
built-in screen saver launches, displaying the EnvisionWare logo. The
product provides no means of controlling the screen saver, whether it should
run or when it should launch.
We have deployed another screen saver (WSS) that displays a series of slides
after a timeout of three minutes. The problem we have run into is that it is
entirely eclipsed by the PC Reservation screen saver. WSS supports a wide
range of configuration options, but none that addresses this issue.
Since neither vendor has a solution, I was wondering if there is any chance
that Windows XP Professional provides any control over which screen saver
should be displayed and which should be hidden? I realize this is unlikely,
but I need to be sure I have exhausted all possibilities.