PC.com: How to use your digital photos as your screen saver

For the next couple of months, I'll be contributing tips to the new how-to site, PC.com. My latest piece was inspired by a Parent Hacks submission which I put into use minutes after it hit my inbox. I admit -- I'm a lazy digital photo uploader (sorry, Mom!). This tip helped me assuage some of my guilt.

Click on over and have a read: Use Your Digital Photos as Your Screen Saver

I dug around and found a few other PC.com articles you might appreciate:

• When Your Kids Know More About Your Computer Than You Do (my first PC.com piece)
• Teaching Kids About Internet Safety
• Figuring Out How Spammers Get E-Mail Addresses
• Make Calls Over the Internet
• Install a Wireless Webcam

Comments

[Karli]

My husband wrote a program for a photo screensaver that you can download for free here:
http://code.google.com/p/yet-another-photo-screen-saver/

[Amber Star]

This is so great, I have so many pictures of my kids downloaded on the computer and then they just stay in folders and go nowhere.

Thanks much for the great info!
~Amber Star
http://babyfabulous.com

[Monera Mason]

Sorry this is late but Cozi is a great site for this. Not only can you tell it which folders to chose from, you can hit s when there is some "collage" of photos you like and send it to friends and family. Cozi also has a really great family calender and the best grocery list in the world.