How do I make a custom screensaver from an animated file such as; .gif, .flash, .avi, .mov, .wmp, I can do almost any format with Flash's "Export" option. And how would I go about installing that on another computer?
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Export it to .scr file. Move it to 'WINDOWS' folder on your hard drive. After Restart it will appears in your 'Display Properties' Screen Saver tab.
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no... i spent over 4 hours online like 2 months ago trying to find that out and unless you buy a program that can place the flash on your screen saver there is no other way. Trust me, i found out the hard way.
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i dont think you can...........you want it on the video?\n\ner on the exe?\nif on the exe create the exe with winrar..put in all credits and stuff and will show it as it unpacks
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The following links will allow you to do that\n\nhttp://tucows.com/search?search_terms=flash+to+screensaver&search_scope=win&search_adv=0&search_size=&search_size_multi=b
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Go to http://www.dowload.com and check out the screensaver section.\n\ngood Luck
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Open moviemaker from start menu\n\nGo\n\nfile>import into collections.\n\nA popup window will appear. Inside the window, navigate to where you have stored them. There's a list box in this window where caption says, " Files of type : " Click on the dropdown menu to select  " all files ( *.*) "\n\n------------\n\nAre you sure they are in right formats? Real and quick time formats are not compatible with moviemaker.
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you can save all swf files on your PC. you need a swf saver software .you can find it on www.download.com
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try this one...\n\n\n\n<div>\n  <object classid="clsid:D27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=7,0,19,0" width="138" height="158">\n    <param name="movie" value="flashfile.swf" />\n    <param name="quality" value="high" />\n    <embed src="flashfile..swf" quality="high" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" width="138" height="158"></embed>\n  </object>\n</div>
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You will need a copy of Macromedia Flash.  You can purchase order versions on eBay to safe the high cost of new software.\n\nBelow is a free tutorial on how to create a flash animation.
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Greetings,\n\nI found the program My Video Screen Saver 1.0 which is for for Windows XP/2000/ME/98/NT/95 that should be able to run your videos. It's freeware and compatible with *.avi, *.mpg, *.mpeg, and *.wmv files. I have used this program on my own computer and it runs a *.avi beautifully with no issues at all in screensaver mode.\n\nTo download and install this program, go to http://www.tcsoftdev.com/downloads.htm\n\nClick on the download link for the file "myvideoss.scr" and save the screen saver file to a folder such as "My Documents".  Then right click on the file and select "Install". After installing it, you will be able to go to the Screen Savers tab in Display Properties and configure this screensaver.\n\nGood luck and enjoy!
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Go to www.download.com and search something like 'convert flash to gif'.
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I never worked in Macromedia Flash Player, but maybe try ctr +A to select all. Then you will just paste (besure to save in my pics) you should be able to use as the desktop background.
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I'm guessing this screensaver came with your operating system when you originally set up your hard drive.  If you are using a PC, I would search Window's website for software. If you are using a Mac, I would search there.  If all fails, you can always reinstall your OS.  Of course, if you haven't emptied the trash, then you can still remove it from the trash and run the program again, or possibly use System Restore (windows) to restore you computer to how it was 5 days, 5 weeks, 5 months, or whatever ago.  Hope that helps 8^)
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I love the legaleeze filled crap answer that was above mine.  What a load....\n\nYou can get the contents of the file in many ways.  If you have Adobe Premiere you can try to drop it on the timeline, and then export your timeline as any format you want.  You can also play it full screen and use a screen capturing utility that will record your screen as a new video file which you can do whatever you need to do with it.  You can also, if you have access, take the file, try to open it using FlipWMV on a Mac.  I have heard that the fully paid for version of the program can unlock protected files, but I am not 100% sure on that.\n\nThere are other solutions, but I dont have time to go into them. at the moment.  Try these and see where they get you.  Good luck.
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Hey, \nI've been working with Flash for years. There's a lot of different ways to do everything. I wanted to show you a very simple way to do what you're trying to do. The more experience you get with flash, the more you can embelish it and make it look great.\n\nI made an example file for you and posted it to my website. It should get you started. \n\nFirst, you need to import your pictures into the file. Go to File -> Import to Library. Now where did they go? Hit F11 to view the Library. I like to dock my library on the right side of the screen.\n\nCheck out the file I made for you. Look at the timeline. There are 3 layers and 8 frames. The frames with big black dots on them are Keyframes. If a frame doesn't have a big black dot, it's exactly like the frame before it. The frame with the 'a' on it means there's actionscript attached to that frame. To view the actionscript, click on the frame with the 'a' and then click on the actionscript window. The only script here is 'stop();'. When someone watches the movie, it will stop at frame one.\n\nThere are two objects in the scene that also have scripting. Click on one of the arrows. You'll see that there is more scripting. The scripting attached to those objects with the arrows, simply tells flash to go forward (or backward) one frame if the mouse moves over it, or if it's clicked on.\n\nTo run a test of your flash file, hit CTL + ENTER. \n\nSimply replace the numbers with your own pictures, and change the scripting a little to match your amount of pictures!\n\nAny questions? Let me know.\n\nGood luck!
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via quicktime pro, just click file and export, the window is appears, select the avi exention and click on save.\n\nnote: windows movie maker is open avi extentions.
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Animator vs. Animation was created in Macromedia Flash or an equivalent.  I imagine there was no special software involved; all you need is a paint program and a few screenshots of your computer, which you can take by pressing the "print screen" key.