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The SSThingy UI is composed primarily of a property sheet and eight property pages.
The screen saver can be controlled by the user through SSThingy via the mouse and keyboard.
By placing the mouse in a "hot corner" for a user specified period of time, the user can instruct
SSThingy to enable, disable, or start the screen saver (among other things.) The same
functionality can be accomplished via "hot keys" - special user defined key combinations, which
when pressed, cause SSThingy to perform some action. I originally developed this application
in 1997 because I wanted to be able to hide sensitive on-screen information from those who tend to
"pop in" unexpectedly. At the time it also turned out to be pretty handy while burning
CD-ROMS. Back then, if the screen saver would kick in it usually meant my burn process would
create another drink coaster. :-/
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| SSThingy Main Window and "Screen Saver" property page |
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| SSThingy Main Window and "Timing" property page |
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| SSThingy Main Window and "Hot Corners" property page |
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| SSThingy Main Window and "Hotkeys" property page |
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| SSThingy Main Window and "Tray Icon" property page |
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| SSThingy Main Window and "Actions" property page |
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| SSThingy Main Window and "Miscellaneous" property page |
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| SSThingy Main Window and "About" property page |
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