Download the file and extract the setup.exe onto yer desktop;
get yer favourite wallpaper on mt and save them on your dekstop (best in a
folder called WALLPAPER)
no go to file and choose new wallpaper list. go to your recently made wallpaper
folder and click one of them and then press the keys ctrl+a to select all and
hit enter. now you may save this list on your HD with ctrl+s. now go to options
and click o "preferences"
there, go to the tab options :P and choose the time interval in which the
wallpapers should rotate, go to the tab desktop and choose the 2nd option
"scale all images". then click the JPEG tab and choose the third
option "no dither" click ok minimize the program and VOILA
I think it would be too confusing for me and I'm pretty happy with the one
wallpaper I have (Thief 3 rules!).
Anyway, thanks for the interesting link and the detailed help text.
Well I used Quick changer since it was really small file size and NO install. I
just ran the exe and it worked great. Same options as Winwall too. Now i dont
care how much my wallpaper changes.
I use wallpaper cycler 2.1, best program Ive found so far, can change you
wallpaper once a month or once a minute, (mine is set for every 5 minutes)you
set up a file and it picks from that, and you can add files recusivley from
another file.
Elwood
Very cool...I've been thinking about using one because I would like a variety of
wallpapers to display on my desktop without the effort of having to choose one.
Man this takes a while to type I broke my thumb on saturday so I think im not
going to bother with spell checking any more of my posts =P
http://www.ronald-dupont.com/panorama.zip
Instructions:
Download the file and extract the setup.exe onto yer desktop;
get yer favourite wallpaper on mt and save them on your dekstop (best in a folder called WALLPAPER)
no go to file and choose new wallpaper list. go to your recently made wallpaper folder and click one of them and then press the keys ctrl+a to select all and hit enter. now you may save this list on your HD with ctrl+s. now go to options and click o "preferences"
there, go to the tab options :P and choose the time interval in which the wallpapers should rotate, go to the tab desktop and choose the 2nd option "scale all images". then click the JPEG tab and choose the third option "no dither" click ok minimize the program and VOILA
I think it would be too confusing for me and I'm pretty happy with the one wallpaper I have (Thief 3 rules!).
Anyway, thanks for the interesting link and the detailed help text.
I've been using Wallpaper Changer for years. It'll use pictures from anywhere on your system, and all sorts of file extensions. Highly customizable.
i was searching for one thanksies
have a program like that but bothers me to use ti!
Im using winwall 2.1, is free, easy to use and can resize big image without loss
I use Webshots.
I just switch by hand. Simpler, and less effort required ;p
holy crap. I've been trying to get a wallpaper rotator from my friend for a month now. Thanks a bunch; you're like a mind reader. ^^
With Wallpaper Changer you can have it change the wall every minute to one a day or anything between. and it's free as well.
i manually change it
i prefer WinWall ^^
well, thanks for the link... but I'm actually used StyleXP...
If you use The KDE window manager in Linux/Unix this is already a built in option.
I seldom change my wallpaper since my brother always erases it. He want our desktop to be neat and simple.
I prefer manual to change walls depending on how I feel......
coolios! Will have to d/l this program sometime then, I could use some wallpaper rotationX3 Thanks!
very neat. thanks for the tips. i'll have ta try this
I agree with all manual changers *lol*
Indeed, i use that. There is also built-in wallchanger in MAC OS X. Windows really hasn't got even that far yet.
Well I used Quick changer since it was really small file size and NO install. I just ran the exe and it worked great. Same options as Winwall too. Now i dont care how much my wallpaper changes.
I use wallpaper cycler 2.1, best program Ive found so far, can change you wallpaper once a month or once a minute, (mine is set for every 5 minutes)you set up a file and it picks from that, and you can add files recusivley from another file.
Elwood
Very cool...I've been thinking about using one because I would like a variety of wallpapers to display on my desktop without the effort of having to choose one. Man this takes a while to type I broke my thumb on saturday so I think im not going to bother with spell checking any more of my posts =P