Annette Taylor asked me privately, but I don't think she'll mind if I 
answer to everyone. 

> Quoting [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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> > I switched to a distributed computing project 
> > which did cancer research. I didn't understand their screen display
> > any better (images of molecules) but at least it floated around and
> > wouldn't damage my computer screen. 
> 
> 
> Please tell me more about this.
> 
> Annette
> 

It's the United Devices Cancer Research Project supported by the 
University of Oxford and the National Foundation for Cancer Research. 
When you download their screensaver, it works (whenever your machine 
is idle) at screening molecules for their potential as drugs to fight 
cancer. And in addition to helping cancer research, you get a neat 
screensaver showing a colourful picture of a complex molecule slowly 
rotating and floating across your screen (and not damaging it!).

The download was easy, and I've had absolutely no problems running 
it. I leave my computer on chronically. I've set it so that the 
screensaver turns on whenever my screen is idle for 5 minutes. It 
disappears as as soon as I touch my mouse.

Information is available at http://www.grid.org/projects/cancer/

Stephen
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