You don't still use a screen saver, do you?

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  Posted by samarmacwan Sun Jan 11, 2009 7:44am PST

  I didn't get the cut in CO2 emissions by not using screen savers! I think a beautiful screen saver adds to the office decor. It also prevents views of confidential documents which have been left open for a while.

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  Posted by Terri Sat Feb 7, 2009 6:25pm PST

  I thought that using a screen saver may keep my computer from the O-zone. When I leave my computer on all day or so, the monitor will have nothing on it, just my wallpapoer and I have to unplug it and turn it back on for anything to work. I have a problem with updates taking so long after I fire it up and I can't work while this is happening, so I would leave it on so I stay up-to-update with no interferance.

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  Posted by Isabella G Wed May 13, 2009 11:18am PDT

  i still use a screensaver i had no idea that there were green screensavers. i might use it and i might not

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  Posted by ck_0592 Fri Jul 24, 2009 11:23pm PDT

  wow,thx. i was just searching for a nice screen saver on Yahoo and, now, i decide to give up.

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  Posted by William A Wed Jan 6, 2010 6:50am PST

  OH NO SCREENSAVERS ARE KILLING THE EARTH!!!!!

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  Posted by Anthony Mon Jun 28, 2010 8:01am PDT

  Hi Don, and thank you for your advice. I was recently given a TFT for nix and had been wondering about the necessity of screen savers, although I rather liked mine (it rotated "Up The Rams", that's Derby County, an english Championship football/soccer club)but now I just set the monitor turn off time to whatever suits me and, as we say in England, Bob´s your uncle :-)) And to William A..........watch out! The Martians are coming;-) Cheers, you virtuous person, you Anthony

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  Posted by Cai Mon Jun 28, 2010 10:00am PDT

  I turn off my flatscreen when I'm away for lunch or a meeting. Pics that I like live on my "wallpaper".

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