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Using screensavers inside the Windows Media Player

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Wrapping a screensaver inside a WMP visualization plug-in.

Microsoft Visual Studio Solution File, Format Version 11.00
# Visual Studio 2010
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Developing windows applications for over 15 years now starting on Win 3.1 with Object Oriented Pascal, progressed to C++ and OWL, in 1996 switch to MFC and never looked back, now focusing on .NET/Mono.

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