Windows 98, NT & 2000 | Mac OS 9.0 and above

HOW TO DOWNLOAD YOUR SCREENSAVER:

PC Screensaver: (3.5Mb)
Windows 98, Windows NT & Windows 2000
Click on the link above and select where you want to save the file on your hard drive
Once it has successfully downloaded, double click the file called 'vptt_ss_win_f.zip' to automatically load it into your file extraction application (e.g. Winzip).

Once you have extracted the file, double-click the file 'SaverInstaller.exe' and the screensaver will automatically install itself.

For best results you will need to run a resolution of 800x600 pixels minimum and set your colour depth to at least 16Bit / High Colour (however we recommend running higher settings of 24 bit or 32 bit / True Colour for the best experience). Please also note that because this is an interactive screensaver - it will not disable on mouse movements. You can quit the screensaver at any time by hitting Quit or using the ESC (escape) and save the file to your hard-drive.
Double-click on the downloaded file, and it will extract itself automatically.

Macintosh Screensaver: (4.9Mb)
Mac OS 9.0
Drag the BBC Four-Place to Think file into your System folder. You will be asked if the file should be automatically moved into your Control Panels folder - click OK. Restart your machine, and your screensaver can now be accessed through the BBC Four-Place to Think control panel, under the Apple Menu.

You will need to run a resolution of 800x600 pixels minimum and set your colour depth to at least thousands of colours (however we recommend running millions of colours for the best experience). Please also note that because this is an interactive screensaver - it will not disable on mouse movements. You can quit the screensaver at any time by hitting Quit or using the ESC (escape) key.

Disclaimer:The BBC has taken all reasonable care to ensure that the 'BBC Four' Screensaver contains no errors, viruses or defects, however, the BBC does not warrant that this is the case. You are advised to ensure that you take precautions to protect your computer from virus infection. The BBC will not be liable for any loss or damage which you may suffer as a result of or connected to the use of this software.