The essential accessory for your PC, customise it with a new UKRoadSignals.com desktop calendar each month.
Right-click the required resolution, select 'Save Target As...' and save the file to a suitable location.Then browse to the saved file in Windows Display Properties / Desktop / Background.
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UKRoadSignals Screensaver
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Save the screensaver file to: C:\WINDOWS To use it, open: Start: Settings: Control Panel: Display: Screensavers, then choose UKRoadSignals from the screensaver drop down list. There are no settings associated with the screensaver, other than adjusting the time duration of inactivity after which the screensaver is displayed. To exit the screensaver, just press any keyboard key. Now you can enjoy even more UK Road Signals on your PC! |
If you suffer from withdrawal symptoms when you are stuck at home or in the office, then we have got a project for you to make your own working traffic signal! (Courtesy of John Hewes at The Electronic Club) Included are full parts list with circuit and layout diagrams, along with the contact details for a supplier who can provide a kit of parts for the project. Happy soldering...
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Make your own traffic light |
Please find a few Traffic Signal themed cursors, with which you can customise your PC:
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Animated Wig-Wag cursor |
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Animated Traffic Light cursor |
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Animated Traffic Light cursor |
Save the cursors to: C:\WINDOWS\Cursors
To use them, open: Start: Settings: Control Panel: Mouse: Pointers, then choose Normal Select from the list and click on Browse.
Find the trafficlight_normalselect.ani cursor and click on Open.
Then repeat for the Working in Background and Busy cursors, with the trafficlight_workinginbackground.ani and trafficlight_busy.ani cursors respectively.
Finally, click on OK to enjoy the world of signals on your PC!