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Awesome Aliens of the Deep Screen Saver 1.0

Awesome Aliens of the Deep Screen Saver 1.0: A screen saver with photos of unusual alien-like sea life. A slideshow screen saver with photos of unusual alien-like sea life. All photos are 800x600 high-quality images (1024x768 also available). Other features include transition effects, black and white mode, password use, and extract photos as wallpaper, including built-in wallpaper cycling every hour or every day. This Lite version with 5 photos is free, the Gold Edition has 30 photos, purchased at Awesome-Screens.com.



Awesome Tropical Reefs Screen Saver 1.0: A screen saver with photos of sea life in tropical reefs.
Awesome Tropical Reefs Screen Saver 1.0

A slideshow screen saver with photos of sea life in tropical reefs. All photos are 800x600 high-quality images (1024x768 also available). Other features include transition effects, black and white mode, password use, and extract photos as wallpaper, including built-in wallpaper cycling every hour or every day. This Lite version with 5 photos is free, the Gold Edition has 42 photos, purchased at Awesome-Screens.com.

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Living Coral 1.0: Transform your desktop into an enchanting underwater world.
Living Coral 1.0

Living Coral beautifully displays an animated undersea ecosystem, with beautiful tropical fish, turtles, starfish, urchins, manta rays and even a few divers in the background. Combine that with the most tranquil music you could imagine and you will find yourself transported into an undersea sanctuary.

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