>Hi Justok,
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>>but how to make a mix image show with timer control change into next
>>image?! Or any tools are suggested to use!?
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>YOu can do something like this in VFP. I'd only use one timer that fires in a small interval like 25ms or 50ms. Every picture would be an object that provides some additional methods, like a simple Do() method that moves the image in the desired direction. The timer would manage a collection of such images and fire the Do() method in certain intervals that might be different for any picture.
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>While you can do something like this in VFP, you might check out VC++ for this type of application, because VFP is not very fast on images and might cause troubles when you have a lot of them. After you moved an image you should call the Draw() method of the form or _SCREEN in order to repaint the image at the new position. Otherwise, VFP would draw it later and the motion looks abruptly.
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>>Another question, what is the structure for (.Scr) Screen saver type!?
>>Can I make it directly!? Thanks!
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>It's a special sort of EXE file that provides additional information and entry points. Without a C wrapper it's impossible to generate a screen saver in VFP and even if you could, it would only be a work around. If you want to create a real Windows screen saver you better check out VC++.

Or VB. Both VB5 and VB6 can be used to create screen savers.