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Mimochodem Screensaver is a Windows screensaver that helps you memorize things (vocabulary, foreign language phrases, idioms or any other text information) employing idle “screensaving” moments happening thorough your workday. Why not to use these bits of time productively?
Mimochodem Screensaver uses a text file as an input and let you set up the display rules according to your preferences, optimizing the memorizing process.
Features
- displaying entries randomly or one after another
- first letters mode displays a single letter of a word/phrase before displaying the whole text
- remove the entries on the fly by pressing Backspace
- fully customizable (delay time, fonts colors and sizes)
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License
GNU General Public License version 3.0 (GPLv3)Follow Mimochodem Screensaver
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User Reviews
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Works flawlessly, allows configuration of timing, size, and color of the word or phrase that first appears, and the second. This can help memorize any textual bits.
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I really appreciate this screensaver, it works very good with windows 7. But it would be fine if I could use it also for the right-to-left written languages (like Arabic or Hebrew) because now I can see what's written but the letters are written left-to-right :( example: العربية is ة ي ب ر ع ل ا עברית like ת י ר ב ע Other languages which don't use latin alphabet, but which are written right-to-left like Greek, Russian or Chinese work also perfect.
