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70D

04-28-2003 13:24:30




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Does any one know a scrouce to download a screen saver with John Deere two cylinder tractors on it Thanks 70D




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Dave K

04-29-2003 08:10:23




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 Re: Screen saver in reply to 70D, 04-28-2003 13:24:30  
I took and scanned pctures of my own tractors and also downloaded some I liked. As Niner says you then put them in a directory (I use "My Pictures") and tell the video setup for screen saver (in control panel) what directory to use and it will display these as slides. You have some parameters you can set up such as how lone each one is displayed etc.

Dave



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Frank M.

04-29-2003 19:24:33




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 Re: Re: Screen saver in reply to Dave K, 04-29-2003 08:10:23  
I did the same thing. Since I'm working on a model H. I download every picture, I find, of an H, to add to it. Although I like the pictures of the restored ones, I especially like the "as found" ones.



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Niner

04-28-2003 17:39:15




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 Re: Screen saver in reply to 70D, 04-28-2003 13:24:30  
Well, I'll tell ya what I did 70D.

I downloaded a screensaver from>Link
This>Link screensaver has a bunch of pics of ads for a bunch of different old tractors.

I then downloaded a bunch of pics of tractors that I like from this (and other) sites and put them all into the directroy that the screensaver pulls its pics from.

What it does is it pics a random pic and puts it on the screen for about 5 seconds, then it pastes another one and then another and so on untill there is a mosaic of tractor pics on the screen.

Give it a try....it is a little work, but you might just like the results!

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