MySetScrn

MySetScrn Screen Contrast Aid V1.2 By Steve Beadle - (but with full credit to Pascal Nicolas!) steve_beadle@iee.org http://www.biblet.freeserve.co.uk What does it do? Use the icon on the 'Extras' bar or in your Documents folder to help you set the contrast - the smaller boxes should be invisible. Installation Run the SIS file. The MySetScreen icon should then appear as an Extras icon. You do not need to 'run' the program. A MySetScreenIcon file with the same icon image should also appear in the C:\Documents folder. If your default folder is different then you need to cut and paste this icon into your own document folder. Why I Copied 'SetScreen' I copied Pascal Nicolas's program for two reasons: 1) Mine is smaller - as you don't need to run the program there is no code behind it. 2) Mine has 'SetScreen' boxes and shadings which can be used at all zoom levels of the icon. This lets you use it either with a macro/extrabars program with smaller icons or you could use the icon in the \Docuuments folder so that you can adjust contrast from the system screen at any zoom level. Acknowledgements To: Pascal Nicolas for his original SetScreen utility. http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Pines/1215 Copyright This program has been written and is owned by Steve Beadle. It may be distributed freely as long as it is not altered or sold. This program is SmileWare, which means that if you use it, please send me a :-) . I am supporting my City Centre Methodist Church, which is deeply in debt as a result of having (by law) to keep its buildings in good order. We are a community which is serving a unique community in various ways and I would be grateful to receive any donations towards our £50,000 debt. If you like my software and find it useful then please visit www.biblet.freeserve.co.uk/bsmc to find out more and perhaps to make a donation. Thank you to all of you who send me comments, new ideas, and :-) Disclaimer While this program has been extensively tested I will not be held responsible for any problems it may cause (sleepless nights, flat batteries etc). Please forward any comments you may have to: steve_beadle@iee.org Updated software is available via: http://www.biblet.freeserve.co.uk History V1.0 First Public Release V1.2 Released as SIS file, auto install icon to C:\Documents Steve.