Most computer programs paint images in the screen. Some of these images (letters, pictures, animations, menus) are usually moving or changing, and never stay in the same place for long. But some portions of the screen are always in the same place, sometimes for hours or even days or months.
These sorts of images, continuously drawn in the same place for a long time, could damage the screen because the electron rays always hit the same points on the screen. Damage would consist in poor image quality, and those fixed images could remain "burned in" to the same place like "ghost lines" even if the image eventually changed. This is commonly known as "screen burn".
Sencesa Group has released Hypnogenic Rain Screensaver, a computer program was designed to help avoid these effects by automatically changing the images on the screen when the computer is not in use.

Hypnogenic Rain Screensaver v.1.7 runs under Windows 98/Me/NT4/2000/XP/2003, costs $10.00(US) for a single-user license, and may be purchased securely online from http://www.sencesa.com/Hypnogenic-Rain-Screensaver.htm. You can download a free 5-day trial version from the same web page. For more information, contact e-mail or visit http://www.sencesa.com/

About Sencesa Group:
Sencesa Group is a company, founded in 2004, that is dedicated to creating and designing useful software for Windows. Sencesa's programs are small, fast and does not include adware, spyware,
or any other similar technologies.