When I contacted Xerric Design they quickly responded and showed me a work around. In the app store version it doesn’t allow screen saver mode.
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Once I got it working witht the fast help of the company that makes this, Xeric Design, Inc., It is a beautiful desktop walll paper that updates continually, I also purchased the data update so I can see clouds and storms in just about real time. If you purchase a data subscription, it will be billed through your iTunes account and automatically renew until cancelled.Īfter purchase on Appple’s App store you will have to call vender Data subscriptions include high-resolution cloud data (16 times more detail than standard cloud images) as well as near real-time earthquake, tropical storm and International Space Station tracking. With so many options at your fingertips, gazing at the Earth from space has never been easier or more fun!Īn optional auto-renewing data subscription is available for 3, 6 and 12 month periods starting at $3.99. Finally, the image can span all your screens, displaying a large, seamless map.ĮarthDesk's wide variety of map projections and graphic styles give you complete control over the maps on your desktop. or you may choose to display map images only on certain monitors. Each Macintosh desktop is independently configurable so that different maps can be shown on different screens.
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Use all your screens with full multiple monitor support.ĮarthDesk can be installed on systems with multiple monitors.Center the map on thousands of cities worldwide.global cloud coverage updates every 3 hours. View the world with twelve map projections including a brilliant globe.Choose from four beautiful high-resolution maps.The application uses current satellite weather data to display global cloud coverage with transparency and moonlight reflection as well as accurate sun, moon and city lighting. That's EarthDesk.ĮarthDesk replaces your Macintosh desktop picture with a crisp, real-time dynamic image of our planet, continuously updating in the background while you work. Imagine gazing out the window of an orbiting spaceship. The Environmental Consortium’s mission is to harness higher education’s intellectual and physical resources to advance regional, ecosystem-based environmental research, teaching, and learning with a special emphasis on the greater Hudson-Mohawk River watershed.EarthDesk is a map-lover's dream and a stunning replacement for your static desktop picture. Pace Academy also serves as the headquarters of the Environmental Consortium of Colleges & Universities, established in 2004 to help facilitate our understanding of the cultural, social, political, economic, and natural factors affecting the region. It engages expertise across Pace departments, schools and college in the tradition of Pace’s time-honored commitment to environment and community. It develops and executes university-wide programs and courses based in interdisciplinary pedagogy, scholarship, policy development and public service. Pace Academy is a university center for excellence founded to advance a mutually enhancing relationship between nature and society. All comments are reviewed before posting and comments that include profanity or other inappropriate comments or material will not be posted.Ībout Pace Academy for Applied Environmental Studies These views and opinions do not necessarily represent those of Pace University, its staff or any/all contributors to the EarthDesk blog. Revkin are its co-editors.ĭisclaimer: The views and opinions expressed on EarthDesk are solely those of the original authors and other contributors.
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