New Screensaver Technology Allows Automatic Updates Via Internet/Intranet

A screensaver created with Internet ScreenSaver Builder by XemiComputers periodically checks its web location on the internet/intranet and downloads changes in the background.

XemiComputers (www.xemico.com) has released Internet ScreenSaver Builder, Windows program for making screensavers with built-in technology that allows automatic updates via internet/intranet. System is designed to serve wide range of purposes, from distributing corporate information and creating branding campaigns to developing personal screensavers.

Internet screensaver project starts as a standard development job -- with images, text, media and flash files put together in transitions, movements, letter-by-letter text and other effects using wizard and script language. Final product is then published to the web server on the internet/intranet.

Screensaver's web location holds all its component files and if something is changed there screensaver will automatically update itself. There is an equal opportunity to update only some of screensaver components, to have dynamically generated text messages or to change everything and present completely new screensaver to the audience.

Internet ScreenSaver Builder comes with built-in FTP client for uploading project files and supports HTTP authentication for making internet screensavers protected with username and password. Program also makes ordinary screensavers without internet update and offers stand alone screensaver installer files.

Internet ScreenSaver Builder costs 49 USD for non-commercial and 149 USD for commercial license, both including unlimited free upgrade opportunity.

About XemiComputers

XemiComputers develops software for the worldwide market or by request and offers a full range of Internet solutions and services including design, web applications, online databases, net marketing, e-commerce etc. Its software department developed over a dozen programs targeted to different areas of Windows computing. All programs are described and available for download from the company's software development web site: www.xemico.com