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Protect your monitor with Images of different Space Shuttle Missions. The package is powered by an excellent screen-saver engine with lots of options: Select the time between pictures, show the photos full-screen or at original size, choose special transition effects, and optionally display the images in black and white for an artistic effect. Plus, each of the photos can be displayed as your desktop wallpaper.

Company: Tazmaniacs Title: Space Shuttle Screen Saver License: Shareware Price: 9.95 Version: 1 Program Size: 2500 KB Operating System: Windows Date Released:   01-01-2003 Program Homepage  Download Space Shuttle Screen Saver

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