Windows 95 Screensavers Run a Screensaver Anytime Many people do not know that most screensavers are just executable files, perhaps with a data file or a few of them. What does this mean to you? If you would like to run a specific screensaver just by double-clicking an icon, then simply make a shortcut to a screensaver's .SCR file. Double-clicking the icon should run the screensaver just as if it had been activated normally. Note that this trick only works with .SCR-format screensavers, and not, unfortunately, AfterDark(c) or compatible screensavers. Also note that, in order for some screensavers to work, you may need to add the command-line option "/s" at the end of the executable name. And if you don't know how to make a shortcut... Right-click the mouse on any open area on the desktop. Choose "New" on the pop-up menu that appears. Choose "Shortcut." Choose "Browse," and browse your WINDOWS and WINDOWS\SYSTEM directory for .SCR files. Choose one. Click "Next." Give the shortcut a name, such as "Double-Click to activate screensaver." Click on "Finish." You're done!   Add: Del.icio.us | Digg | Furl | My Yahoo!   Discuss This Tip Print This Tip Get E-Mail When New Tips are Online Return to the Windows 95 Screensavers page.