Hi Everyone, My machines rarely have the spare time to get into a ScreenSaver mode, but sometimes I like them to come up. My Ti is always plugged into a 17"ASD CRT when it is at home. The problem with this is that when a ScreenSaver comes on - it usually runs on both monitors.. That makes sense, but we all know how processor intensive many of these Savers are (Flurry or Euphoria for example) - running two of them at the same time across two monitors kicks the fan to stage 2 in about 10 minutes - very annoying. I was just about to ask if single monitor functionality can be programmed in when I noticed that the Apple Savers (that come with our machines) only run on the Ti display! All the others I have run on both (although very choppy), except for Fluid which runs on the larger display only.. I expect the programmers who make these mostly run on towers or never use a second monitor. Is that level of coding beyond the reach of someone not working at Apple? Bill Reburn