When I run the Waterfalls Screen Saver, a strange dis-colored box appears around the center of the waterfall, making it look kind of fuzzy. Whats wrong?
If the colors on Waterfalls or any other screen saver are not perfectly clear, all you need to do is set your color palette to be more than 256 colors. Under Win95, from the START button go to the SETTINGS item, and select Control Panel. Then choose Display and go to the Settings tab. From Settings, click the drop down menu under Color Palette and pick a color setting that is GREATER than 256 colors, such as 16-bit high color. This will solve all your color problems by giving your system thousands of colors to draw with, instead of only 256. Under Win3.1, you probably have some sort of utility that came with your graphics card that lets you change screen resolution and colors. Again, set your colors to be GREATER than 256, and it will look fine. 5. I can’t find the VBRUN300.DLL that is required for screen savers, where is it? VBRUN300.DLL is the Visual Basic run-time library required to run programs written in the Microsoft Visual Basic programming language. It is about 400KB in size,
