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      The Star Trek Voyager 3D Screen Saver v0.74656 for Win95/98/NT4
                            by ROBERT BENNETT
                     EMAIL: Rob@UselessCreations.com
                              ICQ# 14073622
                      RELEASED:  5th December, 1999
                 http://www.UselessCreations.com/Voyager
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* ARCHIVE CONTENTS

  Voyager.zip
    - Voyager.scr
    - readme.txt


* INSTALLATION

  To install, simply copy the "Voyager.scr" file to the windows 
  folder (normaly C:\WINDOWS). Then go the Display options in 
  Control Panel and in the Screen Saver section select Voyager!
  Then sit back and prepare for warp speed, Mr Paris!

  To remove simply delete the "Voyager.scr" file from the windows
  folder, but why you want to do this is beyond my comprehension.


* SETTINGS:

  To get to the settings screen go to Display options in Control Panel and
  in the Screen Saver section click on Settings.


* RELEASE NOTES:

  Back in 1995 (Has is been that long?!) I was doing alot of fiddling with
  good old DOS Pascal programming and at the time I was really looking
  forward to the new Star Trek series, Star Trek: Voyager. (I think it was
  already out in the US but here in Oz we got it like a year later).

  Anyway to pass the time I made a 3D model of the ship from a picture I 
  got off the web and plotted it out in 3D space in dots.

  Sounds impressive doesnt it? Well it was! (Hey I was impressed at the
  time).

  So recently I got sick of working on the next version of the 
  Eric Cartman 3D Extravaganza! and decided to do some fiddling with
  something different. I'd had afew requests to do a Star Trek screen 
  saver so when I came across the old dotty Voyager I decided to make
  something out of it.

  And this is it. I guess I'd have to class this as an unfinished version
  as the model of the ship really should have alot more detail but for now
  I was more interested in some of the other stuff involved. And there's
  alot of stuff I wanted to do with it that I haven't gotten around to yet.

  It requires Microsoft's version of OpenGL which comes with most versions
  of Windows these days. If you get errors about DLLs missing (usually if
  you've got the original version of Win95) You can download it from:

  ftp://ftp.microsoft.com/softlib/mslfiles/opengl95.exe

  As with all my stuff if you like it/hate it/use it and want me to keep
  going with it let me know!

  Enjoy!


* KNOWN PROBLEMS

  I've noticed that if you have the password turned on it kept drawing
  over the password dialog box. You could still type your password you
  just couldn't see what you were doing. To try and fix it I've stopped
  the screen saver from continuing once the password box comes up but it
  still does happen some of the time. For now all I can suggest is that
  if you move the mouse and it just stops but the password box doesn't
  come up, type in your password and press enter. It should then shutdown
  as normal.

  This is only a problem if you have the screen saver password turned on.
  I'll try and fix it!


* VERSION HISTORY

  0.74656  12/12/1999  Original Release
                       - USS Voyager cruisin' at warp/impulse.

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STAR TREK and STAR TREK VOYAGER are Trademarks of Paramount Pictures.
The screen saver itself is Copyright  Robert Bennett 1999.
This software was made as a tribute to STAR TREK: VOYAGER.
No copyright infringement is intended.
This software is FREE and may not be used for profit.
If you like and use it, send me an email!
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This screen saver is provided as is. The author takes no responsibility
for any damage that is done to your system thru it's use.
It works fine for me! If it doesn't for you, it aint my fault!
This product is not guaranteed to save your screen from burn in or any
other form of damage. (eg. appointing it as referee in a boxing match
between a Borg and a Cyberman)
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