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SurveillanceSaver for Windows

We posted previously about SurveillanceSaver, a screen saver that shows open surveillance camera views on your Mac. Well, the folks have come out with a Windows version - Link.

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SurveillanceSaver alpha 0 for OS X - Link.

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Posted by: Jake of All Trades on February 22, 2008 at 12:51 PM

Does any know of a program that would do the same as this, but only advance to the next camera at the pressing of a button? Thanks both for this software and in advance for the tips.

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Posted by: Brandon on February 22, 2008 at 8:44 PM

Thats what I was thinking Jake, but I still love this and I love you guys for posting this! It's more entertaining than my computer.... thats sad....

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