Happy Snowman Screensaver 4.10.0510

Publisher review:
Happy Snowman Screensaver decorates your desktop with lovely animated winter landscapes and an enchanting little snowman. Because the program randomly generates the elements in a scene for each start, every scene is different. Customize speed, number and size of snowflakes as well as speed of clouds and flying objects. Select if you want to see date and/or time at the lower left corner and if the last image should be saved as desktop wallpaper. Nobody can predict if you'll find the little guy and some hungry birds in a country or city scene, in deep winter forest or at coast, if it will be cloudy or bright blue sky, but it's not difficult to predict that you'll have many hours of fun and you'll have hard to leave the computer.
Requirements:
16 Mio colors recommended

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,Windows2000,WinXP

Release notes:
Minor Update

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