Filed under: Design, Fun, Utilities, Windows, Freeware
InstantStorm: Convert Your Flash Movies To Screensavers
by Simon Kerbel Feb 12th 2008 at 4:00PM
If you've ever worked with Flash, and have thought "hey, this Flash file would make a cool Screensaver," then today is your lucky day. InstantStorm is a free program that converts your flash movies into Screensavers quickly and easily. InstantStorm downloads as a small (2.7 MB) file, and the install is straightforward. When you start up InstantStorm, you have the option of creating a new project from scratch, using the New Project Wizard, or opening an existing project.
The New Project Wizard is a good way to get your feet wet before building a project from scratch. The wizard guides you through naming the Screensaver, choosing a Flash file, and selecting a bitmap image to use in the installation screen. Once all the selections are made, click create and your Screensaver is saved as an executable. Double-click the executable file and your Screensaver is installed.
InstantStorm allows you to customize your new Screensaver in a number of ways, including scaling of your Screensaver image, the ability to create Screensaver desktop shortcuts, WYSIWYG designers for your Screensaver's installer, and more.
InstantStorm is a free download, Windows only.
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