is there a program that will have my wallpaper cover 2/3 of my desktop?

Computer Barbie · December 22nd, 2004

i don't want to cover the pretty picture with icons. thanks

**Johnny** · December 22nd, 2004

usually what I do is use photoshop to resize the pic and put it to a background color that matches the desktop ..

**American Zombie** · December 22nd, 2004

Go into display properties then to the desktop tab. On the right you will see a drop down box that says Position above it and will probably be set to Stretch.
Click on the drop down arrow then change that so it says Center.
Now click on apply.

**omg its nlm** · December 22nd, 2004

Originally Posted by American Zombie

Go into display properties then to the desktop tab. On the right you will see a drop down box that says Position above it and will probably be set to Stretch.
Click on the drop down arrow then change that so it says Center.
Now click on apply.

That all depends what size wallpaper they are using. That would work if their res was 1024 x 768 and they had a 800 x 600 wallpaper for example.

**omg its nlm** · December 22nd, 2004

Originally Posted by Johnny

usually what I do is use photoshop to resize the pic and put it to a background color that matches the desktop ..

Yeah thats what I do, that would work the best.

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Computer Barbie OSNN Junior Addict Joined: October 2004 Posts: 8 Reputation: 0 Power: 93	is there a program that will have my wallpaper cover 2/3 of my desktop? i don't want to cover the pretty picture with icons. thanks

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Johnny Paul Reed Smith Joined: January 2004 Location: Happy Valley Posts: 4,869 Reputation: 2369 Power: 173	usually what I do is use photoshop to resize the pic and put it to a background color that matches the desktop .. Paul Reed Smith.

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omg its nlm lvl 17 Hax Joined: January 2004 Location: Minnesota Posts: 1,829 Reputation: 1210 Power: 132	Originally Posted by American Zombie Go into display properties then to the desktop tab. On the right you will see a drop down box that says Position above it and will probably be set to Stretch. Click on the drop down arrow then change that so it says Center. Now click on apply. That all depends what size wallpaper they are using. That would work if their res was 1024 x 768 and they had a 800 x 600 wallpaper for example. \| Vista Ultimate \| AMD 4900 \| Nvidia 9600 512 \| 2 gigs Corsair Ram \| Cooler Master Stacker 830 \|Dell 22 Inch Wide screen \|

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omg its nlm lvl 17 Hax Joined: January 2004 Location: Minnesota Posts: 1,829 Reputation: 1210 Power: 132	Originally Posted by Johnny usually what I do is use photoshop to resize the pic and put it to a background color that matches the desktop .. Yeah thats what I do, that would work the best. \| Vista Ultimate \| AMD 4900 \| Nvidia 9600 512 \| 2 gigs Corsair Ram \| Cooler Master Stacker 830 \|Dell 22 Inch Wide screen \|

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American Zombie OSNN Veteran Addict Joined: June 2004 Location: Seattle Posts: 2,864 Reputation: 2689 Power: 151	Go into display properties then to the desktop tab. On the right you will see a drop down box that says Position above it and will probably be set to Stretch. Click on the drop down arrow then change that so it says Center. Now click on apply.