How to Create a Screen Saver in PhotoDeluxe

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With Adobe PhotoDeluxe, you can create a custom screen saver that uses one or more of your own photos. These instructions apply to Adobe PhotoDeluxe 2.0 for Windows.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

Things You’ll Need:

Making a Screen Saver From One Image

Step1
Open and edit your file in PhotoDeluxe.
Step2
From the File menu, click on Send To.
Step3
Click Screensaver. Your screen saver is created automatically.
Step4
To view the screen saver, open the Windows Start menu and choose Settings, then Control Panel. Double-click Display, then click the Screensaver tab.
Step5
Find your screen saver in the list, then click Preview.

Making a Screen Saver From Multiple Images (Slide Show)

Step1
Create a screen saver as described above.
Step2
Open the second image to be added to the screen saver slide show.
Step3
Click the Send button. A list of tabs appears.
Step4
Click the To Disk tab.
Step5
Click the Make Screen Saver button.
Step6
Click the 1 Select tab. A window appears.
Step7
Name your file. Click OK. The photo appears in Hold Photo.
Step8
Drag it to the left side of the screen.
Step9
Click on the Open tab. Double-click on the photo to open it, then click the Add button.
Step10
If you want to add more photos, repeat the selection process. If not, click the View tab.
Step11
Select any photos you don't want, then click the Remove button.
Step12
When ready, click the Create tab, then click the Create button to create your screen saver slide show.
Step13
Click Done.

Tips & Warnings

  • Screen savers can consume a lot of system resources. The more photos you use, the more resource hungry your screen saver will be.

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