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Access Denied messages
Whenever I want to make a photo my desktop wallpaper, I always get Access Denied messages. I try to save the file, Photo Editor opens the file, then I copy it to Paint, and I click file and click Set As Wallpaper...it worked, but only twice. Actually, once, when I right-clicked the photo, it worked...but only once!
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If this is an image you are viewing on a website, right click in Internet Explorer or Netscape will give you the option to set as wallpaper.
What this does is saves a copy of the image file to C:\Windows directory as "Internet Explorer Wallpaper.bmp" or "Netscape Wallpaper.bmp" These will appear as options when you right click on the desktop and selecte "properties" and background. Whenever you see a picture you want to change to be your wallpaper, Rightclick and "set as wallpaper" and Windows will over-write these files with the latest selected image. ------------------ Smurfy Suggest A Fix & CyberTech Help moderator. smurfynz@netscape.net
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also windows will only use bmps and jpgs if you have win98se and ME all other windows will use BMPS only,so if your trying to us JPGS in a older window this might be your problem.
one more thing save the picture in your windows folder then browse to there and try to set as wall paper. ------------------ Moderator on the CTH Med&Dev General Discussion Board and at ferrets the cookie ladys |
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