ffscrnsave

ffscrnsave, just like the name would imply, is an application that deals with screen savers. What it does is use the Windows Terminal to view the screen saver. The developer defines it as a command-line screensaver viewer. With that said, you will have to be somewhat comfortable in dealing with the command line if you want to make use of this application.

The program will display a sort of interface, once it has been run through the Windows command line. You will have to point the application to a .SCR file for the other actions to work. One can force displayed width and height. No border option activates the borderless rendering of the screensaver. The "-help" command will get you out of any pickle, by offering the full list of usable commands. Starting in full-screen mode is also something that can be done through this application.

While the application deals with an element in the virtual world that is otherwise quite common, you can't help but ask yourself if doing it through the command line is going to help you or not. In the end, for those advanced users out there, dealing with the Windows Terminal is no big deal. For the general user, however, the command line remains this difficult-to-understand entity.

In terms of functionality, there are no issues with the app. It performs as expected and advertised. The users will receive exactly what is advertised, nothing more or less. ffscrnsave is an application that might or might not be for you. Either way, if you do decide to give it a try, you will discover it to be reliable and fully functional.