Direct X Screen Saver Collection
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Written by Rik Heywood 8/96
Swirly thing algorithm by Chris Killpack

(C) Copyright 1996 by Rik Heywood
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So there.


This is a small collection of screen savers that all have one thing in
common - they use Direct Draw to draw more, faster.

You need DirectX installed on your machine in order to use these
screen savers. If you do not have Direct X, then go and look around
Microsoft's Web site (www.microsoft.com) for it. Failing that, try looking
on games magazines cover CDs, as these often have it as well. Really failing
that, email me (address at the bottom) and I may add a DirectX installer to
my web site (www.llight.demon.co.uk). There is not one there now, as I can not
be bothered to try and work out which bits I am allowed to ship and which bits
I am not (I have a beta of it you see).

If you have any questions about anything, you can try emailing me on
rheywood@msn.com and I will see what I can do (no promises).

If you really really want the source code, they I may consider it, but don't
get your hopes up.

Rik

email:	rheywood@msn.com
Web:	www.llight.demon.co.uk