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Author Topic:   Mac OS X Compatibility xochi help unregistered posted 03-26-2001 09:33 AM               iScreensaver 1.11 is not recommended for use within the 9.1 Classic compatiblity environment of Mac OS X. Apple recommends disabling all 9.1 screensavers while in Mac OS X. See this link http://til.info.apple.com/techinfo.nsf/artnum/n106226 We will provide an updated version of iScreensaver in the near future to provide full OS X compatibility. IP: Logged

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