FadeText For Mac

FadeText for Mac is a free OS X text-displaying screensaver that features caption-like effects and tweaks that help customize your idle Mac's screen.

Upon unarchiving and opening FadeText.saver, installation occurs as it is customary for all screensavers. A popup appears to choose from installing for the current, or all users on the Mac. In the archive body there is a Readme text with useful workarounds for users who might stumble upon compatibility issues over newer OSes.

Write a story or experience and let it unfold in the background for some ambient or as the main attraction. You can leave a little message or poem for the dear ones at home, or use this ability to your advantage as your imagination sees fit (play pranks, or scaring others). It's both fun and useful, and why not use it to learn those evasive and hard to learn mathematics or physics formulas, as well as the lines for that play you want to deliver. The sky is the limit when testing your imagination in regards to its purpose.

Two tabs reside within FadeText's options. The first one contains the field in which the lines are being introduced, single and multi-line display mode as well as a randomizer for the lines played. The second tab consists of other relevant settings like font name and size, text and background colors, a slider for calibrating fade speed, as well as freeze and silence times. Pretty substantial customizing, to put emphasis where and when it's needed.

FadeText certainly is an interesting application, and many would definitely benefit from it if used with thought and consideration. There's nothing to reproach it, and it's accessible to anyone, as well as easily configurable.