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SUMMARYIn Microsoft Windows, you can assign a shortcut key to a screen saver. MORE INFORMATION
The following steps demonstrate how to assign a Program Manager shortcut
key to a Windows 3.1x or Windows for Workgroups 3.1x screen saver:
Configuring the Screen Saver's OptionsTo configure the screen saver's options, press the shortcut key or double- click the screen saver's icon and make changes in the dialog box that appears.Starting the Screen SaverTo start the screen saver by double-clicking the icon or pressing the shortcut key, edit the screen saver icon's properties to include the "/s" switch on the command line. To do this, select the icon, choose Properties from the File menu, and add the switch to the end of the command line in the Command Line box. For example, a screen saver icon's Command Line might read:NotesYou can activate the same screen saver or a different one in the normal fashion using the Desktop dialog box in Control Panel.You can activate the screen saver when Windows starts by adding its icon to the Startup program group. (Note that pressing and holding down the SHIFT key while Windows starts will prevent the screen saver from starting.) The Program Manager must be the current application for the shortcut keys to function. KBCategory: kbusage kbtool KBSubcategory: wfw win31 wfwg win95 Additional query words: short cut short-cut hotkey hot-key hot key
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