The Star Trek J.J Abrams Alternate Reality original screens were created by Jorge Almeida and Rudy Vessup OOOii/Paramount Pictures. No harm or infringement is intended by me in using their layout.

Those Star Trek Fans that would like to have these on their windows desktop which will run on MS Win 10 as a screen-saver should just press the icon, which will then start the download zipped screensaver to your hard drive to what-ever folder you wish, once saved then opened, click to run and install, it will then self extract and load the screen saver onto your PC Drive C system and place it in your screen saver folder. Please also ensure that you have the latest version of Flash player, which can be obtained here.


If your Interest is in either Master Situation Display or Master Systems Display then click here to view:

To give you an insight in the intensity of each Movie I have labelled them as follows:

'Click on pictures to view animations'
or for a quick random album view please click here.

Star Trek Alternate Reality Films
Star Trek AR No 01 Main Middle Navigation Helm	Star Trek AR No 02 Left and Right Helm and Intercom
Star Trek AR No 03 Kobayashi Maru Radar Screen	Star Trek AR No 04 Left and Right Helm and Intercom
Star Trek AR No 05 Ship Environmental Ops Screen	Star Trek AR No 06 Ship Environmental Ops Screen
Star Trek AR No 07 Engineering Monitor Screen Transmission	Star Trek AR No 08 Transportation Console Screen
Star Trek AR No 09 Turbo Lift Door Access Panel	Star Trek AR No 10 Communications Panel Terminal
Star Trek AR No 11 Shuttle Craft Diagnostic Screen	Star Trek AR No 12 Right Helm Panel - Seismic Activity
Star Trek AR No 13 U.S.S. Kelvin Collision Course Engaged	Star Trek AR No 14 U.S.S. Kelvin Manual Override Only
Star Trek AR No 15 U.S.S. Kelvin Incoming Torpedo	Star Trek AR No 16 Engineering Monitor Screen Warp Core Ejection
Star Trek AR No 17 U.S.S. Enterprise full 3D PCAP Projection and Screen Saver	Star Trek AR No 18 U.S.S. Enterprise Warp Core Process
Star Trek AR No 19 U.S.S. Enterprise Jump Ship to Ship Process	Star Trek AR No 20 U.S.S. Enterprise Hallway Systems Analysis
Star Trek AR No 21 U.S.S. Enterprise Hallway NCC1701 Analysis	Star Trek AR No 22 Vengeance Console Retrieving Torpedoes
STAR TREK ALTERNATE REALITY Film Large Panels
Star Trek AR Large No 01 Science Screen
Star Trek AR Large No 02 Environment Screen
Star Trek AR Large No 03 Shuttle Main Helm Screen
Star Trek AR Large No 04 U.S.S. Kelvin Shields Off Line Impact Immanent
Star Trek AR Large No 05 U.S.S. USS Enterprise Shield Strength Damage Report
Star Trek AR Large No 06 Enterprise Undocking
Star Trek AR Large No 07 Enterprise Warp Coil Alignment
Star Trek AR Large No 08 Enterprise Medical Panel
Star Trek AR Large No 09 Harewood's Message Transmission to Admiral Marcus
Star Trek AR Large No 10 Enterprise - Unknown Vessel Damage Assesment
Star Trek AR Large No 11 Enterprise - Holographic 3d Glass Ship to Ship
Star Trek AR Large No 12 Enterprise Going To Go To Warp
Star Trek AR Large No 12 Enterprise Frequencies Open Destination Qo'nos
Star Trek AR Large No 12 Vengeance Viewscreen Torpedo Location and Beam-out
Star Trek AR Large No 13 Enterprise Viewscreen Opening of Torpedo
Star Trek AR Large No 14 Enterprise The Wrath of Sulu
Star Trek AR Large No 15 Enterprise Viewscreen Space Jump

'Click on pictures to view animations'

Can I have permission to use your LCARS Computer Screens for my own Star Trek site?
Only those that are available at my MSD page here.

All other displays are not available.
When I started out making my site, it took me a long time to master animations and each one takes a long time to compile.
All other animated gifs and movies can be downloaded.
Although I have no real way to prevent you from taking or using my files from my site.
However, if you want your site to have a look of originality, then I recommend you learn how to build them or take a screen capture.
Can you send me the source files you used?
No, I cannot as these are an in-house resource and I will not and cannot afford to share them.

Last edited by Adge - March 2018