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A screensaver that tells the time
Keep track of time with the Fliqlo screensaver
Screensavers are a funny thing. Although they can be attractive, or even useful, they are only ever used when the computer is left unattended. Fliqlo is clock screensaver so it provides a useful function.
The clock is in the classic flip-down format with large numbers so it is always easy to see the time.
There are no settings to worry about in the Display Properties window but the clock can be changed when the screensaver is running. The up and down arrows are used to zoom in and out and the left and right arrows change between the 12- and 24-hour formats.
Version 1.1 added a 24-hour format
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Of course screensavers aren't needed these days with TFT and LCD screens most commonly used. But if your screen looks like a old style tv you might have a CRT screen type then you most probably will need one at least switched on, But why have a windows dull and boring screensaver when you can have one like this little gem... There is of course no problem with running a screen saver on any screen type so if you fancy something new and free give this one a go.. I would not advise you to add it to you work pc, your boss may be see that your back from lunch late a bit to easy :) I give this one a 8/10 only falling short of 9/10 as there are plenty of great ones already out there...
Posted by The Master Gee, 03 Oct 2009