Hanami Screen Saver: User Guide
Install/Un install
There is no installer necessary for Hanami. Hanami does not need to be installed or
un installed. The program does not require any DLL's or other application dependent
things. If you want to remove Hanami you can safely delete the folder with Hanami.
To install the screen saver simply copy or drag the file named "Hanami screen saver"
to your "Windows" directory if you use Windows 95/98, or the directory "Winnt" if you
use Windows NT.
Settings
The Hanami screen saver has it's own settings, separate from the regular Hanami
desktop enhancement. You select Hanami as your screen saver by opening the
"Display" control panel from the Settings. You then click the tab "Screen Saver",
where you can select
Hanami as your screen saver. If you click the button labeled "Settings..." you get
a special Hanami settings dialog where you can specify your Hanami screen saver
settings. Note that the settings for the screen saver are separate from the
regular settings, so you can have different settings for the screen saver and the
normal Hanami. The screen saver comes in two versions, one for systems capable of
displaying more than 256 colors, and one for systems that can show only 256 colors.
The only difference with the regular Hanami is the "Picture" button, at the bottom
of the dialog window. You can
have a picture on the desktop, with cherry blossoms falling over it. The picture
must be a bitmap (.bmp) file, as you can create with the Paint utility. By clicking
the button you can select a .bmp file for display in the background. Try running
Hanami with a nice picture on the desktop, for example a picture with a forest or
Mount Fuji!
Note that the picture must be the size of your screen. It is not scaled to fit your
screen. (Scaled pictures usually do not look very good.)
If you want a single color on the desktop you can make a .bmp bitmap file with the
paint utility with the color of your choice. Simply select it with the Picture button
and the desktop will be that color. If you do not specify a picture the desktop is
a simple gray.
Rick Jansen, rja@euronet.nl