Alpine Screensaver 2004
Here’s one of ours, made up of series of photographs taken during our trip to the Alps in June 2004. You can see more of the photos in the gallery else where on the site. Thanks also goes to Tom Parkin for donating some of his shots from the trip.
This screen saver has been tested on Windows 2000 & XP. To download and install the screensaver, take the following steps:
- Start the download option using the link below
- Select to save the zip file to your hard disk
- Once the download is complete, unzip the file and run the executable contained within it
- Follow the on screen instructions to complete the installation
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Download the Alpine Screensaver
File size: 2.2MB
All files have been scanned for known viruses using McAfee VirusScan prior to being uploaded to the server. However, we recommend that you have up to date virus software on your computer before downloading and running any files from the Internet.
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