African Screensaver Software

MB African Astrology Software is an advanced yet simple software based on the principles of African Astrology. It determines your African zodiac sign from your date of birth and gives you a detailed interpretation about yourself, your element, you lucky day, the successful months and the body parts that are ruled over by your African astrology sign.

This screensaver shows beautiful images of wildlife from Africa. Also You will listen sounds from jungle. You'll see of animals such as elephants, giraffes, rhinoceroses, antelopes, zebra, hippopotamus, alligator and the others wild creatures. This screen saver contains 44 amazing images and 3 african tunes. All images in resolution 1024*768 pix and High Color (24-bit). Saver is set to automatically fit them to your own screen size.

To see African Wildlife, close-up and in its natural setting, is a real treat; this screen saver is a must have for anyone who loves the beauty of wild. Scenes include the people and wildlife of Africa; a variety of spectacular photographs taken by Ecovitality. Fully configurable screensaver, easy to use, full install-uninstall, and you can even choose images to be automatically set as your desktop wallpaper. Windows 95/98/NT/2000/Me/Whistler

Forget the time and expense of an African safari. Use this versatile screen-saver engine which rotates 20 photos of beautiful African animals with artistic borders accompanied by an optional soundtrack of MIDI-based tunes. Features include your choice of up to 23 transition effects, Microsoft Plus! support, the option to show images full-screen or at original size, plus the ability to set the delay between slide changes

A Beautiful scene of africa bye the lake. Giraffes gathered by the lake with the african sunset in the background that shimmers in the water. The water moves on your screen. African music plays in the background but can be shut off.A great way to decorate your desktop.

The Black History screensaver is a collection of over 100 images relating to African-American History in the United States. A few of the people and events depicted here are Dr. W.E.B. Du Bois, Senator, Hiram Revels, Marcus Garvey, Mary Church Terrell, Adam Clayton Powell, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., The Harper's Ferry insurrection, the underground railroad, Troop A, Ninth U.S. Cavalry, the Nat Turner Slave Rebellion and the Scottsboro Boys case.

Want to brush up on the names and locations of the 50 or so countries of modern Africa? This program from the Family Games Web Center will help you. A study mode and two quiz modes make the learning easy.

Play cards with native Africans of the most powerful tribe. Living far away from the civilization they have learnt to play cards very well. Now they are world known gamblers and unexcelled solitaire professionals. They can defeat you easily. But nevertheless, stand up for yourself! Do your best and win a victory.

Awale is one of the most ancient games still played. The Masai say that the Awale was invented by Sindillo, the son of the first man, Maitoumbe, and was originally called geshe. This fascinating African game (also known as Awele, Oware, Wari, ...) has been very attractively adapted on microcomputer. Play against the computer or against an opponent and try to defeat him. A very realistic game, with solid wood and clattering stones.

20000 Leagues Under The Sea, by Jules Verne. The story of Captain Nemo and his incredible underwater machine, the Nautilus. A submarine of considerable modern content (mysterious secret power plants, able to sustain underwater travel for extraordinarily long periods of time, complete living quarters, etc.), the Nautilus is Nemo's chief weapon in the war against Slave's plying the African nations for their trade.