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fDesc[1] = "rest then as an icon in your system tray, showing you the temperature in the chosen location. If you double click over that icon, you can access some more weather information through several pages.";
fDesc[2] = "as ducks, flags, clouds, and many more. Also, you can reverse the colors, solarize the image, apply effects and so on. The options are endless and if you find that the preloaded choices are not enough, you can always download more.";
fDesc[3] = "transforms it in a window to the universe. We can use it as Wallpaper or as a Screen Saver, if you use anyone of both you can choose to refresh the view every certain amount of minutes, in the map area can download more maps and apply the zoom.";
fDesc[4] = "that every \"x\" minutes the image will be updated showing you how day or night covers the earth. Moreover, clouds are displayed together with the world map, and of course, the clouds are also updated from a server on the Internet.";
fDesc[5] = "clouds drift by and the meadow flowers bend in a gentle breeze. Download the full version of Living 3D Butterflies and watch your screen come alive with the beauty of spectacular 3D butterflies.";
fDesc[6] = "erupting, complete with lava falling down its sides and flowing to the bottom, as well as rocks flying out with the explosion. You will even feel the earthquakes provoked by the eruptions!";
fDesc[7] = "about shapes and figures you can form with clouds as you sure played once when you were a child. In the screensaver you don’t need to imagine the figures because they are pretty clear. The clouds deploy on beautiful and colorful skies.";
fDesc[8] = "fully customizable and allows users to select the objects they wish to include in the scene: nebulas, stars, sun, clouds, astronomical data, as well as lines of latitude and longitude.";
fDesc[9] = "youve seen before. The name 'Snoqualmie' (pronounced 'snow-kwal-mi') comes fromthe Snoqualmie Tribe in western Washington state. Snoqualmie Falls is the center of creation for the Snoqualmie Tribe, and if you are ever lucky enough to see the falls, youll see why we chose this name for our new screen saver, because the screen savers rhythmic, dancing patterns of colorful dots can bring to mind the rainbow-colored mist rising from the beautiful Snoqualmie waterfall. Snoqualmie (the screen saver) uses single dots, and lots of them, to simulate larger patterns that the eye sees when it connects the dots. Patterns generated can resemble those of nebulae, clouds, or the Snoqualmie Falls. And just like clouds, you may seepatterns that look like other things, like horses morphing into dragons morphing into a shoe. Its a fun excercise to see how many different things you can make out of what is...";
fDesc[10] = "course, interstellar gas clouds, adjustable star rendering and anti-aliasing. Multimonitor support.";
fDesc[11] = "enjoy watching the clouds moving overhead on your screen. And all this on the wonderful Mountains background. Moreover, these Mountains are viewed from the neighboring beach.";
fDesc[12] = "clouds? And if these clouds and clock were just in your computer desktop? If you enjoy your desktop having a beautiful screensaver you cannot miss this unique opportunity recently brought by 7art-screensavers.com.";
fDesc[13] = "moving overhead. The direction of cloud movement will be randomly chosen each time the screensaver initialize.";
fDesc[14] = ", where you will share the slopes with many other skiers having fun. Another nice touch is the effect of the clouds. They will be moving across the screen, indicating the passing of time.";
fDesc[15] = "make you float as you watch the different clouds take shape. Experience the heavens on your own desktop and feel its calming effect.";
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