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A screensaver is simply an execuable program with the .scr extension. As such, launching the screensaver is quite easy;c:\windows\system32\logon.scr /sstarts the standard WinXP screensaver. You can create a batch file using note pad. Copy and paste the path to your favorite screensaver and save your batch file as screensaver.bat or similar.--Steve[EDIT] command line was missing the "/s" (start) switchAlso, to get this to work with My Programs, create a File Launcher item in My Programs setup and add the screensaver batch file to this File Launcher entry via the "Files" tab.
A screensaver is simply an execuable program with the .scr extension. As such, launching the screensaver is quite easy;
c:\windows\system32\logon.scr /s
starts the standard WinXP screensaver.
You can create a batch file using note pad. Copy and paste the path to your favorite screensaver and save your batch file as screensaver.bat or similar.
--Steve
[EDIT] command line was missing the "/s" (start) switch
Also, to get this to work with My Programs, create a File Launcher item in My Programs setup and add the screensaver batch file to this File Launcher entry via the "Files" tab.