Cades Cove Scenes Screensaver 1.0

Publisher review:
Enjoy these photos of Cades Cove, an area in the Smoky Mountains of exquisite natural beauty. Discover the allure of the Appalachian Mountains scenery as you take in sights of the large mountains and fertile valleys through the changing of the seasons. Another TravelScreensavers.com Production.

Includes 20 full-screen photos and four songs. Configuration options include: enable/disable individual picture display via image previews, stretch images to full screen, random image position, enable/disable specific transition effects, use your own MIDI songs, and more.

This free trial displays eight pictures and plays two songs. The full registered version displays all twenty pictures and plays all four songs.
Requirements:
200+ mhz,128+ RAM,16-bit+ graphics

Operating system:
Win95,Win98,WinME,WinNT 4.x,WinXP,Windows2000

Release notes:
New Release

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