Daily Reviews Team, 2002-07-04 01:10:10

     Screensavers enjoy worldwide popularity nowadays. If a person doesn't use a screensaver and instead either leaves their screen burning away unattended or switches off the monitor is definitely a rebel. All the mainstream screensavers are basically slideshows with photos or graphics. Some, like Anabasis Screensaver, present engaging abstract figures to the curious eye of the user.
     Anabasis Screensaver is a, surprisingly, screensaver that shows abstract, compelling and always new and different figures on the screen. The screensaver may be configured, previewed and set via the Display Properties menu or through its own Start menu items. There're quite a few features to customize: colors, sizes, speed of figures changing their shape on the screen.
     The tool requires DirectX drivers installed to run and configure, but you shouldn't worry about that as the latest DirectX version is usually included in the default system installation files. Try this screensaver today and animate your desktop!