This is a simple screen saver that uses the TLife component.

I have compiled and tried this screen saver under Windows 95 but not under Windows 3.1. It may
possibly work under Windows 3.1 after re-compiling, I don't actually know. I believe it will
work under Windows NT but I haven't tried it.

INSTALLATION
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1) Extract LifeScreenSaver.scr (this is a 32-bit application) from ScrnSave.zip to 
   c:\Windows\System

2) Right click on your desktop and select 'Properties' from the shortcut menu.

3) Click on the 'Screen Saver' tab.

4) Select this screen saver from the Screen Saver dropdown listbox.

UPDATING FROM AN EARLIER VERSION
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The screen saver now uses Windows to manage its passwords so a key in the registry has now
become obsolete and you may delete it if you wish. The key to delete (along with all the values
under it) is

	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Ian Lane\Life Screen Saver\Security

Leaving this key will cause no problems.

SOURCE CODE
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The source code for this screen saver is included in ScrnSave.zip and you may extract the files
to the desired location on your computer.

The screen saver was created used Delphi 3 so, if you are using Delphi 2, you must open all the
forms and click 'Ignore all' when Delphi 2 gives a warning about unknown properties.

BUILDING YOUR OWN SCREEN SAVER
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If you modify the source code and re-compile it, then you will need to change the extension of
the compiled application from 'exe' to 'scr' and then move the file to c:\Windows\System

REGISTRY ENTRIES MADE BY THIS APPLICATION
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This application saves information to the Windows 95 registry. If you wish to remove this
application from your computer then you should delete the registry key

	HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Ian Lane\Life Screen Saver

You may change the registry key used by this application by changing the RegistryKey constant
in the UOptions unit, then re-compiling the application.