The trial version also adds a large and annoying nag message to the bottom of the screensaver and won't let you destroy your own images, limiting you to the default. You can specify the number of fragments to supposedly break your desktop into, but you won't find any other settings, including those for music. Though we were expecting a dramatic effect, all this screensaver really did was slowly zoom in on an image of our desktop and slowly rotate it-not exactly what we thought of when we heard the word destroy. Though it claims to blast your desktop into thousands of pieces in spectacular fashion, this screensaver turns out to be a yawn, especially when you consider the trial limitations.
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