Places up to two active areas in different corners of your screen. One can immediately activate your currently selected screen saver, the other can temporarily disable it. The utility consumes less than 1% processor power on a P90 (as measured by WinTop a Microsoft Kernel Toy).

A small utility with which you can create 2 hotspots - 1 to turn your screensaver on, and the other to turn it off. This can be quite useful when downloading a large file or doing a tape backup. Having a screensaver come on during these activities can wreck havoc with your computer and your files. Run the CT HotSpot Setup program to define your preferred hotspots first. Then put the CT HotSpot program in your StartUp folder, restart Windows, and youre in business! You will see a little flag pop up when your screensaver is disabled, letting you know that CT HotSpot is doing what its supposed to be doing. As long as the cursor is parked in the appropriate corner, your screensaver cannot come on. Simply moving the mouse will restore your screensaver settings. Of course, CT HotSpot will also set up a corner to start your screensaver, which can be pretty handy if your boss walks in on you in the middle of a solitaire game, or if you want to impress your friends with your latest screensaver 'find'.