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Choose a wallpaper from the
thumbnails, and click on the screen resolution (in pixels) of your
choice.
Right click on the image and choose "Set as Wallpaper."
Note: If you have a screen with a higher screen resolution than
indicated, you can also use these wallpapers.
Choose the largest pixel resolution picture available and double click
on the "My Computer" icon on your desktop.
Choose "Control Panel" and then "Display." Click on the "Background" tab
and set the "Display" pull down menu
to "Stretch" or "Center." This will either stretch the image across your
screen or center it in the middle of the screen.
Windows:
* Select the size image you desire.
* Once the image has fully loaded...
* Right-click on the image of your choice.
* A pull-down menu window will appear.
* Select "Set As Wallpaper."
* Your selected image should now appear as your desktop wallpaper.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 (Windows):
* Select the size image you desire.
* Once the image has fully loaded...
* Right-click on the image of your choice.
* A pull-down menu window will appear.
* Select "Set as Background."
* Your selected image should now appear as your desktop wallpaper.
Mac O/S 8.x:
* Select the image and size you desire.
* Once the image has fully loaded...
* Hold the mouse button until the pop-up menu appears.
* Choose "Save Image As" to save your selected image to your hard drive.
- (Make note of where on your hard drive the image is saved.)
* Open the control panel and click on "Desktop Pictures."
* Click "Remove Picture."
* Click "Select Picture" to choose your newly saved image.
* Load the new wallpaper from where you saved it on your hard drive.
* Choose "Position Automatically."
Mac O/S 9.x:
* Select the image and size you desire.
* Once the image has fully loaded...
* Hold the mouse button until the pop-up menu appears.
* Choose "Download Image to Disk" to save your selected image to your
hard drive.
- (Make a note of where on your hard drive the image is saved.)
* Open the "Appearance" control panel and select the "Desktop" tab at
the top.
* Click "Remove Picture."
* Locate the new image on your hard drive and drag it into the preview
pane on the left.
* Choose "Position Automatically."
* Finally, click on "Set Desktop."
Regardless of your operating system (OS), platform, etc, you can
experiment with smaller or "under-sized" images
(ex: a 640 x 480 image on an 800 x 600 monitor), playing with placement
(such as centering the image on your
screen, etc), colors and more.
Note, filling or stretching the wallpaper to fill a screen may distort
the image depending upon your monitor's resolution. |