If you clear the Clear Screen check box in the settings for the Curves And
Colors screen saver, the screen saver may take a long time to clear the
corners of the screen.
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The Curves And Colors screen saver uses Bezier curves to draw the lines
that clear the screen. Because of the way in which Bezier curves are
generated, it may take a long time for these lines to reach the corners of
the screen.
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To work around this behavior, use either of the following methods:
| • | Configure the screen saver to clear the screen before it begins
generating the Bezier curve lines. To do so, follow these steps:
| 1. | Use the right mouse button to click an empty area on the desktop,
and then click Properties on the menu that appears. | | 2. | On the Screen Saver tab, make sure that the Curves And Colors
screen saver is selected, and then click the Settings button. | | 3. | Click the Clear Screen check box to select it. | | 4. | Click OK. |
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| • | Use a different Windows 95 screen saver. The Curves And Colors screen
saver is the only screen saver included with Windows 95 that behaves
in this manner. |
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