Stardock has released a great add-on for Windows Dreamscene that allows you to use Stardock .Dream content files that have many advantages over ordinary Windows Dreamscene content.

According to Stardock, “Stardock’s DeskScapes enriches and extends ordinary Dream files by allowing users to add dynamic content to their animated wallpapers. For example, have your Dreams change automatically based on the time of day or local weather. Deskscapes turns your Dream into something more!”

Click here to learn more about Stardock DeskScapes and download this add-on for free.

If you are interested in making your own Stardock DreamScapes .Dream files, download the free Dream Maker.                                           www.pctipsbox.com

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