Dinosaur Sightings: Star Trek - The Screen Saver
By Greg Shultz
In 1989 Berkeley Systems released its After Dark screen saver product for the Macintosh and then for Windows. If you were into computers in the Windows 3.x days, then you are no doubt familiar with their signature Flying Toasters screen saver, which featured 1940s-style chrome toasters with wings flying across the screen.
In 1992, Berkeley Systems thrilled Trekkies all over the world, myself included, by creating and releasing Star Trek: The Screen Saver. I still have the manual and original installation disks and recently installed it in a Virtual PC Windows 3.1 set up to relive the excitement of seeing my favorite screen savers.
In 1992, Berkeley Systems thrilled Trekkies all over the world, myself included, by creating and releasing Star Trek: The Screen Saver. I still have the manual and original installation disks and recently installed it in a Virtual PC Windows 3.1 set up to relive the excitement of seeing my favorite screen savers.
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I have another one that is an old favorite
rogue7@... | 01/20/07
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Babylon 5 Entertainment Facility
r.kurth@... | 01/22/07
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Star Trek Screen Saver
mrmiata7@... | 01/20/07
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Great Screen shots - how about an article?
Marty-7 | 01/20/07
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XP tip...
JCitizen | 01/20/07
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Millions more, new, modern and awesome, for X!
linuxiac | 01/20/07
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I still have the ST:TNG floppies
SgtSmall | 01/21/07
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i have got the mac versions of after dark star trek
kpak44wh@... | 01/21/07
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I bought the originals when they first came out
gurugeekster | 01/22/07
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Fonts are extra
slyski@... | 01/21/07
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RE: By Greg Shultz (Dinosaur Sightings: Star Trek - The Screen Saver)
dr4296 | 05/14/09
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