Media Changer Deluxe Setup Help Contents

Media Changer Deluxe (MCD) can automatically change your system sounds, wallpaper, screen saver and/or theme each time one of its support applications is run. Please select one of the following items for more information on setting up or using MCD:

Wallpaper settings

Screen Saver settings

Sounds settings

Themes settings

About Media Changer Deluxe

How to use Media Changer Deluxe

How to use Media Changer Deluxe Tray

Revision history

Registering Media Changer Deluxe

License Agreement


About MCSetup Dialog

The Legal Stuff:

Copyright (C) 1995-1997 Swoosie Software

All Rights Reserved

License Agreement

You should carefully read the following terms and conditions before using this software.  Unless you have a different license agreement signed by Swoosie Software, your use of this software indicates your acceptance of this license agreement and warranty.

Shareware Edition

Evaluation and Registration

This is not free software.  You are hereby licensed to use this software for evaluation purposes without charge for a period of 21 days.  If you use this software after the 21 day evaluation period a registration fee of $18.00 is required.  Payments must be in US dollars drawn on a US bank, made payable to Mike Henderson and Gary Lucero, and should be sent to Swoosie Software, 671 North 120 East, Orem Utah 84057. When payment is received you can then download from the Swoosie Software web site the latest edition of Media Changer Deluxe.

Unregistered use of Media Changer Deluxe after the 21-day evaluation period is in violation of U.S. and international copyright laws.

Distribution

Provided that you verify that you are distributing the Shareware Edition (see the top of this file to check) you are hereby licensed to make as many copies of the Shareware Edition of this software and documentation as you wish; give exact copies of the original Shareware Edition to anyone; and distribute the Shareware Edition of the software and documentation in its unmodified form via electronic means.  There is no charge for any of the above.

You are specifically prohibited from charging, or requesting donations, for any such copies, however made; and from distributing the software and/or documentation with other products (commercial or otherwise) without prior written permission, with one exception:  Disk Vendors approved by the Association of Shareware Professionals are permitted to redistribute Media Changer Deluxe, subject to the conditions in this license, without specific written permission.

Registered Edition

One registered copy of Media Changer Deluxe may either be used by a single person who uses the software personally on one or more computers, or installed on a single workstation used nonsimultaneously by multiple people, but not both.

You may access the registered edition of Media Changer Deluxe through a network, provided that you have obtained individual licenses for the software covering all workstations that will access the software through the network. For instance, if 8 different workstations will access Media Changer and/or Media Changer Setup on the network, each workstation must have its own Media Changer license, regardless of whether they use Media Changer at different times or concurrently.

Governing Law

This agreement shall be governed by the laws of the State of Utah.

Disclaimer of Warranty

THIS SOFTWARE AND THE ACCOMPANYING FILES ARE SOLD "AS IS" AND

WITHOUT WARRANTIES AS TO PERFORMANCE OF MERCHANTABILITY OR ANY OTHER WARRANTIES WHETHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED.  Because of the

various hardware and software environments into which Media Changer Deluxe may be put, NO WARRANTY OF FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE IS OFFERED.

Good data processing procedure dictates that any program be thoroughly tested with non-critical data before relying on it. The user must assume the entire risk of using the program.  ANY LIABILITY OF THE SELLER WILL BE LIMITED EXCLUSIVELY TO PRODUCT REPLACEMENT OR REFUND OF PURCHASE PRICE.

Trademarks

Windows 95 and Plus! are trademarks of Microsoft Corporation.

Desktop Themes is the trademark of Left Side Software.


Wallpaper

Enable Wallpaper  - Enable or disable changing the current wallpaper each time MChanger.EXE is executed.

Random - Specify whether wallpaper should be randomly chosen each time MChanger.EXE is executed. If this check box is turned off, Media Changer will select the next bitmap alphabetically from the directory the current file is in.

Edit box and folder icon - Specify the initial starting path and filename for the bitmap to use as wallpaper. If no filename is specified, the first bitmap in the directory will be chosen when MChanger.EXE is executed.  If Desktop Themes is installed on this computer, when you select the browse button (folder icon), the Files of type combo box will have an extra item: JPEGs.  If you select this item you can then select a file with a .JPG extension for your initial wallpaper bitmap.  When Mchanger.EXE is cycling through the directory, if Desktop Themes is available, both .JPG and .BMPs will be selected.

Preview - Click on the button with the view icon (glasses) to view the bitmap file in the edit box. This will load the currently specified bitmap into Quick View. If Quick View is not installed on your computer, perform the following steps to install it:

Click Start | Settings | Control Panel | Add/Remove Programs | Windows (NT) Setup | Accessories | Details | Quick View | OK | OK

Automatically tile wallpaper smaller than - Enable or disable automatic tiling. This feature allows you to chose a maximum size wallpaper should be before it is tiled.

*Automatically stretch wallpaper as big or bigger than - Enable or disable automatic stretching. This feature allows you to chose the minimum size wallpaper should be before it is stretched to fill the entire desktop area.

OK will save the current settings and set your wallpaper, screen saver and sounds according to those settings.

Cancel will close MCSetup.EXE and throw away all current changes to its settings.

Help will display context sensitive help for the current tab.

*This requires that Microsoft Plus!, Microsoft’s Windows 95 font smoother (see our web site for the URL to get this free item), or Left Side Software’s Desktop Themes Version 1.1 or later be installed on your system!


 Screen Saver

Enable Screen Saver - Enable or disable changing the current screen saver each time MChanger.EXE is executed.

Random - Specify whether screen savers should be randomly chosen each time MChanger.EXE is executed. If this check box is turned off, Media Changer will select the next screen saver alphabetically from the directory the current file is in.

Edit box and folder icon - Specify the initial starting path and filename for the screen saver to use. If no filename is specified, the first screen saver in the directory will be chosen when MChanger.EXE is executed.

Settings - Brings up the selected screen saver’s properties so you can customize them. This button does the exact same thing selecting the Settings button in the Screen Saver tab of the Display Properties control applet does.

Activate - Test the current screen saver, enabling it immediately.

OK will save the current settings and set your wallpaper, screen saver and sounds according to those settings.

Cancel will close MCSetup.EXE and throw away all current changes to its settings.

Help will display context sensitive help for the current tab.


 Sounds

NOTE: Unless you specifically turn off changing for a particular Windows event, Media Changer Deluxe by default changes all events for Windows. To turn off changing for a particular application event, select the application and event, click on Change Event to check (changing on) or uncheck (changing off) it, and then select Save Event to save the settings for the event.

Enable Sounds - Enable or disable changing sound events each time MChanger.EXE is executed.

Filename edit box and browse button - The path and filename to the .WAV file for the currently selected event. Click on the button with the folder icon to browse for a .WAV file for the selected event.

Preview - Click on the button with the play icon to listen to the .WAV file in the Filename edit box.

Applications - Lists all of the applications for which sound events exist.

Events - Lists all of the events for the currently selected application.

Random - If checked the .WAV files for this event will be selected randomly. If this check box is turned off, Media Changer will select the next .WAV file alphabetically from the directory the current file is in.

Change Event - If checked the .WAV file for this event will be changed each time MChanger.EXE is executed.

No sound - Clears the edit box so that no sound file is assigned to the currently selected event.

Save Event - Click on this button to save the current .WAV file and settings for this event.

OK will save the current settings and set your wallpaper, screen saver and sounds according to those settings.

Cancel will close MCSetup.EXE and throw away all current changes to its settings.

Help will display context sensitive help for the current tab.


 About Media Changer Deluxe

At the top of the dialog is the program name, version, and copyright information.

Register MCD will launch your browser and display the Public Software Library (PsL) web site, with an order form for Media Changer Deluxe. You can then use your credit card to order Media Changer Deluxe.

Swoosie’s Site will launch your browser and display the Swoosie Software home page. Here you can find the latest version of Media Changer Deluxe, hints, tips, a FAQ, and links to sounds, bitmaps, screen savers, and themes.

About lists your name and key code if you have registered this copy of Media Changer Deluxe. If it is not registered, then you will be nagged each time you run TChanger.EXE or MChanger.EXE.

OK will save the current settings and set your wallpaper, screen saver and sounds according to those settings.

Cancel will close MCSetup.EXE and throw away all current changes to its settings.

Help will display context sensitive help for the current tab.


 Themes

The following feature requires that Microsoft Plus! or Left Side Software’s Desktop Themes Version 1.1 or later be installed on your system:

The following controls are only available if MS Plus! is installed, and Desktop Themes is NOT. When TChanger.EXE is executed, it changes the current theme based on the following settings:

Random - If checked the .WAV files for this event will be selected randomly. If this check box is turned off, Media Changer will select the next theme alphabetically from the directory the current file is in.

Screen saver - If this is enabled, then when a new theme is chosen, the screen saver in that theme will become the current screen saver. Otherwise your current screen saver setting will not be altered.

Sound events - If this is enabled, then when a new theme is chosen, the sounds in that theme will become the current sounds. Otherwise your current sound settings will not be altered.

Mouse pointers - If this is enabled, then when a new theme is chosen, the mouse pointers in that theme will become the current mouse pointers. Otherwise your current mouse pointer settings will not be altered.

Desktop wallpaper - If this is enabled, then when a new theme is chosen, the wallpaper in that theme will become the current wallpaper. Otherwise your current wallpaper setting will not be altered.

Icons - If this is enabled, then when a new theme is chosen, the icons in that theme will become the current icons. Otherwise your current icon settings will not be altered.

Colors - If this is enabled, then when a new theme is chosen, the colors in that theme will become the current colors. Otherwise your current color settings will not be altered.

Font names and styles - If this is enabled, then when a new theme is chosen, the fonts and font styles in that theme will become the current font and font styles. Otherwise your current screen font and font styles will not be altered.

Font and window sizes - If this is enabled, then when a new theme is chosen, the sizes of the fonts and windows in that theme will become the current sizes for your fonts and windows. Otherwise your current font and windows sizes will not be altered.

If Desktop Themes is installed, regardless of whether MS Plus! is or not, the settings below AND the settings in Desktop Themes control how themes are changed when TChanger.exe is executed.

Desktop Themes - This button is only available if Desktop Themes is installed. It brings up the Desktop Themes application. To change the settings, select a theme, configure the settings as you wish, and then select OK.

Random - Specify whether themes should be randomly chosen each time TChanger.EXE is executed.

Current Theme - Whether Desktop Themes is installed or Plus!, the current path and theme name will be displayed here.

OK will save the current settings and set your wallpaper, screen saver and sounds according to those settings.

Cancel will close MCSetup.EXE and throw away all current changes to its settings.

Help will display context sensitive help for the current tab.


Registering Media Changer

Media Changer Deluxe is Shareware.

It has taken an unbelievable amount of time to design, code, debug, test, enhance, and fix this software. We were even kind enough not to put annoying nag screens or disable any features in this version. We would appreciate your support in our endeavors. Swoosie Software is committed to producing top quality software that enhances your Windows 95 computing experience. Please don't take advantage of us.

If you do register, feel free to download the most recent version of Media Changer Deluxe from our web site at:

http://www.xmission.com/~myq/swoosie.html

Please also check out our other web site at:

http://www.burgoyne.com/pages/glucero/MediaChanger.html

To register by CHECK OR MONEY ORDER, send $18.00 payable to:

Mike Henderson and Gary Lucero

And send it, along with your name and address, to:

Swoosie Software

671 North 120 East

Orem, Utah 84057

DO NOT MAKE THE CHECK OUT TO SWOOSIE SOFTWARE!!!

MAKE IT OUT TO Mike Henderson and Gary Lucero.

- OR -

To order by CREDIT CARD ONLY -

You can order with MC, Visa, Amex, or Discover from Public (software)

Library by calling 800-2424-PsL Extension 14705 or 713-524-6394 or by FAX to 713-524-6398 or by CIS Email to 71355,470. You can also mail credit card orders to PsL

at P.O. Box 35705, Houston, TX 77235-5705.

Please reference product number 14705 when you order.

"THE ABOVE NUMBERS ARE FOR CREDIT CARD ORDERS ONLY.

"THE AUTHOR OF THIS PROGRAM CANNOT BE REACHED AT THESE NUMBERS.

"Any questions about the status of the registration, refunds, registration options, product details, technical support, volume discounts, dealer pricing, site licenses, non-credit card orders, etc, must be directed

to:

Swoosie Software

671 North 120 East

Orem, UT 84057

E-Mail: glucero@burgoyne.com

To get the latest version of Media Changer Deluxe, please download it from one of the web sites listed above.

We’ve included a handy, easy to use form (the filename is ORDER.TXT or double-click on the Registration Information icon in our program folder on the Start menu). Just print it out from Notepad or any other text editor or word processor, fill it out, and send it in.

Now you don’t have any excuses for not registering today!


Trouble Shooting Notes

If Media Changer Deluxe displays an error when you run MChanger.EXE or choose OK from MCSetup.EXE (and all of the settings are correct), try the following steps and then run MChanger.EXE again:

1) Open the Control Panel and bring up the Display Properties control panel applet. Choose any bitmap from the Wallpaper edit box in the Background tab. Next, select the Screen Saver tab, and select any screen saver from the Screen Saver combo box. Click OK to save the settings.

2) Start MCSetup.EXE, select the Sounds tab, and select sound files (they can all be set to the same one) for every one of the following Windows events:

Asterisk

Critical Stop

Default sound

Exclamation

Exit Windows

Question

Start Windows

Click Set Sound after assigning a sound for each event.

If these notes do not help you to get Media Changer Deluxe running, you are welcome to contact us.

For TChanger.EXE, make sure Theme support is installed from your Plus! disc. To verify it is, open Control Panel, and double-click on Desktop Themes. Select a new theme from the Theme drop down list, and select OK. If you receive any error messages from Windows 95 while attempting to complete these steps, please reinstall Plus! and make sure the Theme check box is checked in Plus!’s Setup program.

NOTE: Because Microsoft often leaves registry entries dangling even after you uninstall the various modules of Plus!, we may sometimes ACT like Plus! is installed on your system even when it isn’t. If the Themes tab or the stretch controls show up in MCSetup and you don’t have Plus! theme support or visual enhancements installed, you will need to go into the registry and delete the keys that we look for. This is not for the faint of heart. Please contact us for this information.

For Technical Support send E-Mail to:

Mike Henderson

myq@xmission.com

or Snail Mail to:

Swoosie Software

671 North 120 East

Orem, Utah 84057


How To Use Media Changer Deluxe

Each time you run MChanger.EXE, it will choose new media files to use according to the options you specified in the Wallpaper, Screen Saver, and Sounds tabs.

You can use the command line switch ‘-c’ to force MChanger to reset the current MCSetup options. For instance, if you have used MCSetup to configure your wallpaper, and then at a later time use the Display control panel applet to change the wallpaper, running MChanger with the ‘-c’ switch (MCHANGER.EXE -c, for instance) would reset the wallpaper to the MCSetup configuration. Alternately, running MCSetup.EXE and choosing OK would do the same exact thing.

Other useful command line options are:

Switch: ‘-b’

Description: Change just the wallpaper

Usage: MChanger.EXE -b

Switch: ‘-r’

Description: Change just the screen saver

Usage: MChanger.EXE -r

Switch: ‘-s’

Description: Change just the sounds

Usage: MChanger.EXE -s

Each time your run TChanger.EXE, it will choose a new theme to execute according to the options you specified in the Themes tab. This theme will be randomly chosen if you turn Random mode on in the Themes tab.

For the best (and the most exciting) results, place a program item or shortcut for MChanger.EXE in your Windows Startup program group or folder. This way, each time Windows restarts, your system settings will automatically change.

If you are a user of Microsoft Plus!, you can schedule MChanger.EXE and/or TChanger.EXE with System Agent, running them every time you boot your system, once daily, or less often if you prefer.

You can also use the timers built into MCDTray.EXE to automatically change your wallpaper, screen saver, sounds or theme at regular intervals. This way you don’t have to schedule MChanger.EXE or TChanger.EXE nor place shortcuts to either one in your Startup folder.

Also, you can just right-click on the Media Changer Tray Icon in the system tray and choose Change theme or Change wallpaper, screen saver, sounds to run TChanger or MChanger respectively.

If you ever wish to change your settings, simply run MCSetup.EXE and alter the options to your liking.

Trouble Shooting Notes


Media Changer Revision History

1.0:

May, 1995 - Media Changer is born as a shareware app. MCSetup is only offered to registered users.

2.0:

July, 1995 - Media Changer begins storing all of its configuration in the Windows registry. All system media settings are automatically changed via the Windows registry as well. MCHANGER.EXE receives a complete rewrite which removes many bugs and shrinks the .EXE size considerably. MCSETUP.EXE undergoes a major interface overhaul, and is now included in the non-registered release. The Random feature is removed from BMP and SCR settings. You can now turn wallpaper tiling and screen saver password mode on or off through Media Changer Setup. All of Media Changer's copies of the media files are now stored in the same folder as MCHANGER.EXE except under NT. The wallpaper is automatically updated	as soon as Media Changer is run.

August, 1995 - As the Windows 95 release date draws near, we figure out that NT doesn't take kindly to its registration being fiddled with. We decide to remove registry support for NT, and instead we go back to the 1.0 way of doing things for NT: The user must open the Control Panel and do initial setup themselves. But the Windows 95 version still uses the registry, and it all works pretty well, even though Windows in general is kind of inconsistent in the way it updates the registry versus the Control Panel applets. V2.0 is released to the Internet and we finally start getting people to register Media Changer.

2.1:

Sept., 1995 - We enhance the random functionality to make it more 'random'. We also remove unnecessary error messages.

2.5:

Oct., 1995 - We make many modifications to both MCHANGER.EXE and MCSETUP.EXE, including:

1) Change Exit on MCSETUP dialog to Exit Windows.

2) Add Online help to all Media Changer Setup dialogs.

3) Add an Auto Tile dialog to Media Changer Setup, and auto tile functionality to Media Changer.

4) Change the Tile and Password check boxes to Random, since we now have automatic tiling and the password check box didn’t work right anyway!

5) Add code to set wallpaper when Save is selected from Media Changer Setup dialog.

6) Change Save so instead of those media items that are set to random being randomized when the settings are saved, they are only randomized when either Change is selected, or when MCHANGER.EXE is run.

7) Add the Change button which causes MCHANGER.EXE is be run, which in turn causes all media files to be changed.

8) Add code to check for changes to any of the check or edit boxes in Media Changer Setup, so if Close or Change is selected before Save, and changes have been made, the user is prompted to save them before continuing.

9) Remove support for Windows NT.

If you have Windows NT, please find a previous version (V2.1 or earlier) of Media Changer. If you can’t find a previous version of Media Changer, please let us know and we will be happy to send you V2.1.

2.52:

Mar., 1996 - We make a minor modification to MCHANGER.EXE to

handle random selections better. We change both MCHANGER and MCSETUP to use a different registry key. We also updated MCSETUP’s interface to reflect the new version number. This help file was also revised, edited, and somewhat prettied up.

3.0:

June, 1996 - We rewrote MCSetup.EXE from scratch, making it into more of a Windows 95 application. In doing so, we removed quite a bit of it’s standard controls, including the Save, Change, Network, About, and Auto Tile buttons. Some of the functionality that these buttons served has been kept (like Auto Tile), and some has not (like Change and Network). We also removed the Clone button and figured users could just as easily use the clipboard to do the same thing (you can right-click in an edit box to cut, copy, or paste). We no longer support Preview, although the Windows 95 common file dialog used to browse for files supports this automatically (just right-click on a filename and choose Play for sounds; Quick View or Open for bitmaps; or Test for screen savers). Our Browse buttons have been replaced with icons of a small folder, and everything appears on a tabbed dialog now. We have added a few new features too: TCSetup is now integrated into MCSetup and themes now support a random mode. We added the ability to automatically stretch wallpaper for Plus! users. Help has been completely rewritten, and we’ve added an additional application, MCDTray.EXE.

3.0a:

July, 1996 - We fixed a bug in MCSetup.EXE that was causing a serious crash on some user’s machines. We also fixed a bug in MChanger.EXE that was preventing the Default Beep from being changed under Windows NT 4.0 Beta 2.

3.0b:

July, 1996 again - Changed the Customize button in the Screen Saver tab of MCSetup.EXE to Settings, and got it working the way I had wanted to originally. It now works correctly for Windows 95 and NT 4.0. Check help for the Screen Saver tab for more information.

3.0b (second take):

July, 1996 again again - Changed error handling on MChanger.exe so if MS supplied registry keys are not present, MChanger.exe will not issue error messages. Now MChanger.exe will only issue error messages if Swoosie keys are not present or contain invalid data. Changed all version numbers to 3,0,2,0/3.0b in all applications.

3.1:

Oct/Nov 1996 - Fixed TChanger.exe to handle alternate paths. Modified TChanger.exe and MChanger.exe to use Desktop Themes, if it is available, for theme setting, wallpaper stretching, and JPEG support. Modified MCSetup.exe to allow inclusion of .JPG files for initial wallpaper selection and to offer means of launching Desktop Themes from the Themes tab when it is installed. Added registration and current theme read-only edit boxes to MCSetup.EXE. Added nag support and ability to handle key codes to MChanger.EXE and TChanger.EXE. Moved all apps (except MCDTray.EXE) to MFC, using a shared DLL, which is installed in the Program directory.

3.5:

March 1997 - Added support for all available sounds. Added autochange timers for theme and sound/screen saver/wallpaper changing. Changed registration location from HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE to HKEY_CURRENT_USER and changed the install to no longer add or delete registration keys on install/uninstall. Changed initial installation location, Start menu program folder, and Add/Remove Programs name. Added routine that will import settings from a previous version of Media Changer Deluxe automatically. Changed sequential changing to be alphabetical instead of selecting files based on how they appear in the FAT. Changed MCDTray.EXE to display its menu if right-clicked and to run MChanger.EXE if double left-clicked. Added preview buttons for wallpaper and sounds. Now stretch controls are displayed in MCSetup.EXE if running under NT 4.0, if PLUSTAB.DLL exists in the SYSTEM folder, or if Left Side Software’s Desktop Themes is installed on the system.

3.5.0.1:

Later that month, March 1997 - Removed routine to import settings from a previous version of Media Changer Deluxe automatically. We now nuke the old settings unconditionally. Removed upper limit of how many applications we can track for sounds. It should now be infinite or whatever Windows can handle.

3.5.0.2:

April 1997 - If the sound application in HKEY_CURRENT_USER\AppEvents\Schemes\Apps does not contain a default value, then MCSetup.exe will set the default value to the app key's name. This situation usually only arises when using a utility like Surf's Up to create new sound applications. There was a hanging bug in MChanger.EXE that is now thankfully gone, as well as some problems it was having handling wallpaper and screen saver paths without filenames.

3.5.0.3:

April 1997 - Several fixes to try to get rid of a crashing problem a few people are experiencing.

3.5.0.4:

April 1997 - Removed code that deletes previous (V3.1) registry settings. Fixed a couple of possible crashing situations. Fixed problem where code for 3.5.0.2 (apps without default values) was not working as designed...we broke that trying to fix this crashing bug.

3.6:

April 1997 - Added command line switches to MChanger.EXE and timers to MCDTray.EXE to handle wallpaper, screen saver, and sound changing separately. Made MCSetup.EXE more robust. Also added an option in MCDTray.EXE to either change just the wallpaper or the wallpaper, screen saver and sounds when you double-click on the system tray icon.


How to use Media Changer Deluxe Tray

MCDTray.EXE is automatically added to your StartUp folder as the icon Media Changer Tray Icon. Each time you start your computer, a small icon depicting our dog, CEO and chief scientist, Swoosie, is added to your system tray.

If you right-click on the icon, a menu appears with the following options:

Change wallpaper, screen saver, sounds - MChanger will run and the wallpaper, screen saver, and/or sounds will be changed based on the options you have set in the MCSetup Wallpaper, Screen Saver, and Sounds tabs.

*Change theme - TChanger will run and the current theme will be changed based on the options you have set in the MCSetup Themes’ tab.

Change

Wallpaper - MChanger will run but only change the wallpaper.

Screen Saver - MChanger will run but only change the screen saver.

Sounds - MChanger will run but only change the sounds.

Set autochange timers displays a dialog that allows you to configure the autochange timers.  You can set timers to change wallpaper, screen saver, sounds, and themes all individually. You can configure them to run TChanger.EXE or MChanger.EXE as often as once per minute or as infrequently as once every twelve hours. MCDTray.EXE, MChanger.EXE and TChanger.EXE have to all be in the same folder, and MCDTray.EXE has to be running in order for this to work properly. You can set a given autochange timer to 0 in order to deactivate it.

Configure Media Changer Deluxe - MCSetup will run.

Set double-click action displays a dialog that allows you to choose what media items you would like to change each time you double left-click on the Media Changer Deluxe Tray icon. The choices are wallpaper, screen saver, and sounds. You can set any combination, all of them, or none of them and that will be the default double left-click action.

^Run Desktop Themes - Left Side Software’s Desktop Themes.EXE is launched.

Activate screen saver - The screen saver currently configured in the MCSetup Screen Saver tab will be activated. If you have changed your screen saver with the Display control panel applet, Activate screen saver will still activate the one configured in MCSetup. If the screen saver configured in MCSetup is no longer available, no screen saver will be activated.

Exit - Media Changer Tray Icon will be terminated.

Double-clicking with the left mouse button on the tray icon will run Mchanger.

*This requires that Microsoft Plus! or Left Side Software’s Desktop Themes Version 1.1 or later be installed on your system!

^This requires that Left Side Software’s Desktop Themes Version 1.1 or later be installed on your system!