Background pic for desktop, how do I get the pic to fit the whole screen!! Help!!!?
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right click on ur desktop. then click properties . u can find something like picture display. click the option STRETCH
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Open the wallpaper in your PAINT program located in START ---> PROGRAMS ----> ACCESSORIES.\n\nThen just add a picture to it and you can even move the picture to where you want it.\n\nSave it again.
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Any picture if its small and you try to blow it up, then it wont look as nice because you are stretching out the pixels.\n\nYou will need a pretty decent sized picture, but you can definitely use the "stretch" option under your desktop background menu in Windows to completely cover your Windows background. If you have a 10X10 picuture, but youre trying to blow it up to 100X100, there will not be any programs that will make that picture look good. Its like a shirt with a small picture. If you try to stretch out the shirt and it goes from small to EXTRA large, then the picture on it wont be clear. Its the same concept.
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Control Panel&#92;Desktop&#92;Wallpaper is the key you want, specify the image file there.
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Hi,\nThis is Bobby, a Network Engineer by profession. If you are talking about the Desktop Screen then press CTRL and ALT keys together, let the keys be pressed use the arrow keys to adjust the orientation of desktop in any of the four corners as you desire.\n\nAlternatively, right click on Desktop, goto Properties, then click on Settings.It will show option to change Screen Resolution and Colour Properties. Adjust the Screen Resolution Slider to increase or decrease the screen resolution, click on OK. Later you can rollback to yours previous screen resolution, if you desire.\n\nGood Luck... :):)
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Yup I see, its a random thing they put up. You'll need to ask Yahoo for a larger pic, which they probably wont do. Best to take a screenshot and make it your wallpaper, so you can drool over it :)
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Right click the desktop background.  On the menu, select "Arrange Icons By" and make sure Auto Arrange and Align to Grid are unchecked.
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try clicking on the maximize button on the upper right part of the frame. if that doesn't work, check your resolution by right-clicking anywhere on your desktop wallpaper and select "properties". go to "settings" and check what your screen size is.\n\nif all else fails, perhaps it's your monitor that needs adjusting.
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Set the default colour to white.  Zoom out a bit and press the min. button to reveal a gray desktop around the image.  Press C and crop to a random size.  Now grab any of the handles and add the amount of white canvas outside you pic that you want.  Press enter and you are finished
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First it helps if you know how to use Photoshop.\nTo put it simply\n--  In Photoshop set up a page that is set to the same size as your screen resolution, 800X600 or larger.\n--  Then you paint in the colors that you want on your background for your pictures.\n--  Open the picture files for your album covers (assuming you took pictures of them with a digital camera and uploaded them onto your computer).\n--  Copy each picture and paste it on top of your background image.  Keep doing that until all the pictures are where you want them.\n--  Save the file as either a JPEG (.jpg) or Bitmap (.bmp) image in a directory where you can find it.  The best place to put it is in the Windows Directory and save it your Wallpaper file.\n--  Go to the desktop and right click, on the drop down menu then select the properties menu.\n--  Go to the Background tab and select the browse button then find your image and click open.\n\nIf you don’t know how to use Photoshop then you need to learn how to use the select tool, the hand tool, and the cut and paste buttons.  You use a rectangular select tool to select your album covers then copy them.  Select the wallpaper blank image and paste the cover into to it.  Use the resizing tool to change the size and the hand tool to move it around.  Once you deselect the selection tool then the picture is put in place.  I suggest that you read the help files on these topics to get a better idea of how to use them.\n\nWhat you want to do is a fairly simple task, that a skilled person can do in a matter of minutes.\n\nWebshot is a program that switches thet wallpaper from a image directory.  However, it uses a lot of system resources and the IT professional that I know removes it from any computer he finds it on.
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find the pic you like put it in http://photpbuckett.com/ or what ever site you use to make codes with.. i found http://blinkyou.com has the most options for making backgrounds font colors and sizes cursors ans online icons and more.. it is pretty self explaining all you need is the URL to make it with..\nif you have problems let me know..
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Your monitor has some screen controls like "horizontal positioning" and "vertical positioning" Use those to move the picture to the center again. They usually work with the up/down/ left/right cursor buttons. Press one and hit a cursor key to move the image - if it gets worse press the opposite cursor.\n\nMaybe your monitor got bumped and the original settings were lost.
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right click properties on your desktop then click settings tab then change your screen resolution to suit .\n\n\nhope this helps
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Just work in the resolution your desktop is set at. The easiest way to get this with photoshop is click the Print Screen, then File > New...  (The default image size will be the same resolution as your screen, because photoshop assumes you want to work with the the image in your clipboard.)\n\nNow, copy+paste the image or images you want to put on your desktop and arrange them how you want. Ctrl+T to resize an image. Depending on your scheme, the walpaper might look better darker or lighter or in another colour. You may want to put an additional black, white, (or another colour) layer over the top of the whole image, a mess with the blending options (right click on that layer in the Layers window).\n\nSave the final image as a higher quality JPEG, or PNG. under File > Save for web... you can set the format and compression levels while seeing the file size and how the output will look right before your eyes.
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Take a picture of the whole screen\n\n⌘-Shift-3\n\nTake a picture of part of the screen\n\n⌘-Shift-4, then drag to select the area you want in the picture.\n\nTo cancel, press Escape.\n\nTake a picture of a window, a menu, the menu bar, or the Dock.\n\nPress ⌘-Shift-4, then press the Space bar. Move the pointer over the area you want so that it's highlighted, then click.\n\nTo drag to select the area instead, press the Space bar again. To cancel, press Escape.
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Simply search images.yahoo.com for something like "vintage 1024x768" under the image tab of course. And use the myspace editor provided on myspace.com to insert the image you pick. Once you find the image, go to the url (link) find the image on the page, right-click on it, and select properties. Once that window pops up, copy&paste the url in the myspace editing tool to use it as a background. The 1024x768 is a good reselution for a background because it's an exact fit for most users. =) Hope this helps
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Try using the "CROP" function in your program.  This will cut off the part of the picture you don't want but I found you have to experiment with it first to get it right so back-up the picture you are going to use in case it all goes wrong.