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Why settle with the boring default screen savers for Windows when you can make your own with Instant Storm. Instant Storm is a free Windows Screen saver maker which can convert your SWF video files to a Windows Screen Saver. All you have to do is open your SWF file with Instant Storm and click Create in the publish tab. If you need a program to convert your video files to swf format I recommend : http://www.dvdvideosoft.com/products/dvd/Free-Video-to-Flash-Converter.htm . You can also use Adobe Flash builder to make custom flash animation. Instant Storm does all the hard work of making the executable file for installing the screen saver on your computer or for sharing online, so other people can install your Screen saver on their Windows PC.

I will also teach you how to change and preview your new screen saver in Windows Vista and 7 in this video.

Download Instant Storm at http://www.instantstorm.com/

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In the video, I teach you how to pile, and fan out your files. Pin files and widgets to the walls. Plus, I also teach you how to install a new theme by going to the Bumptop System Tray Icon and right clicking it to get to the settings. Picking themes Tab where you can get more themes, or easily change themes without leaving Bumptop.

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Rohos Mini drive is a Free USB thumb drive password encryption program which creates a hidden virtual password protected partition on your USB flash drive to hide and protect your sensitive files. The partition stays hidden until you connect it to your computer. It uses AES 256 bit key length encryption algorithm. Mini Drive also has an auto-run folder which automatically open files when your password encrypted drive is connected to your PC. It also has a virtual keyboard which you can use to protect your password from Key loggers.

You can download Rohos Mini Drive at http://www.rohos.com/products/rohos-mini-drive/

See the text version of the tutorial and how to use Rohos Mini Drive virtual keyboard to prevent keyloggers from taking your passwords

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