It's NEW: The Back Room

[Doc]

I have a minor change to announce.
On occasion we have posts that push the limits of what we deem PG-13. In an effort to keep everyone heppy I have created a new forum named The Back Room.
Anyone can view The Back Room forum, but first you have to go to your user control panel (usercp) and look for public joinable groups. The Back Room is the only public joinable group at this time. Once you select the radio button you will be a member adn be able to view posts in that forum. If after viewing The Back Room you would rather NOT see those posts, just go back into your usercp and unselect The Back Room and you will no longer be a member.

I do not have a user ID to test this with, so the first person to join The Back Room and post any message there will get 20 rep points from me.
(Mods and Super Mods are members by default, so mods cannot get the bonus rep points. Sorry.)

 

[Archdean]

How to make your own screensaver

How to make your own screensaver ( you can make it as back room as you like)

If you’re familiar with Windows XP’s My Pictures Slideshow screen saver to display photos of loved ones, here’s a twist that you might find interesting — you can use a photo for the texture in the 3D Flying Objects screen saver. Here’s how:

1. Locate the photo you want to use in this screen saver, load it into a graphics program, and save it as a BMP file. (BMP is the only file type the 3D Flying Objects screen saver will allow you to select.)
2. Right-click on the desktop, select Properties, select the Screen Saver tab, and select 3D Flying Objects from the Screen Saver drop-down list.
3. Click the Settings button and select Textured Flag from the Style drop-down list.
4. Click the Texture button and use the Choose Texture File dialog box to locate and select your photo.
5. Crank up Resolution and Size sliders to the Max setting and click OK to close the 3D Flying Objects Setting dialog box.
6. Click the Preview button to test your new screen saver, then click OK to enable it.

Note: This tip applies to Windows XP Home and Windows XP Professional.

I started with this one of mine, (use your imaginiation)

And ended up with this thing that was proof of the application!

Try it, it's fun!! The blur you see is just from me holding my camera!

 

[Nicahawk]

That's pretty slick! I wish I had your computer skills.