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| Well, we've got our show booth iMac, and when people aren't going to be looking at a local version of our website, we'll put on a slideshow screensaver of a bunch of products and bullet points and stuff. The minimum time is 5 minutes, but is there a way to bring that down to 1 or 2 minutes? Are there any custom screen savers that have this capability? |
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| testuser, where the heck do you learn those things? You always have some weird UNIX command, where did you learn all that? |
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| That's not a Unix command. It's Perl! ![]() |
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| Well, cool! It worked. And all I have to do if I want to revert my settings is slide the activation time bar to where I want it again (I tried - it works). |
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| OK, testuser must have deleted his posts or somebody else did, because I know he was here! (See voice-'s post) He provided a work-around solution for me, and I needed it again (I know, I should have saved the procedure), but testuser's gone! What happened to him? All I had was a saved .txt file with the following: perl -i -pe "s:300:60:" ~/Library/Preferences/ByHost/com.apple.screensaver* |
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