How to Squeeze More High-Grade Grins Out of Your Wallpaper
Here are three things you can do to enhance your monitor without surgery. No special diets and no embarrassing harnesses to wear; just 100% pure vine-ripened information.
1 OPTIMIZE YOUR SCREEN RESOLUTION: Do you know what resolution your screen is set at? Folks who worry about such things inform us that 40% of all users don't. If you're among the innocent, and want to remedy the situation, just go to the Start Menu and choose: Settings/Control Panel/Display/Settings. If you didn't know what your setting was, then chances are you might enjoy going to the next larger size that you find comfortable. Talk about functionality, moving just one level up, say from 800x600 to 1024x768, will give you more room to spread out in most applications, and you'll get sharper views of your wallpaper.
2 START A COLLECTION: We've got well over a hundred wallpapers here on our site. Help yourself.
3 GET A WALLPAPER MANAGER: The best one we know is free. It's old, it's simple, it works.
- Support for JPEG, GIF and PNG files! Use JPEG, GIF and PNG files as wallpaper.
- Change your wallpaper at any interval--from every second up to every 24 hours.
- Runs in the Explorer's Tray Notification Area (The System Tray). If you want it to, of course.
- The wallpaper may be changed in random or sequential order.
- You can choose to automatically tile small bitmaps.
- Automatically search your hard disk for image files.
- Supports MS Plus! scaling.
4 MAKE YOUR OWN SCREEN-SAVERS: For this we use FX Saver
- Supports over 30 popular graphics formats (BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, TIF, PCX, PCD, FPX, JBG, WMF, etc)
- Advanced image resampling to produce an extremely high quality sharp and vivid picture on your screen
- Spice up your screen saver with cool special effects
- Create collections of your favorite pictures and customize them as you like easily
- Automatic multi-user support
- Convert your picture to other graphics formats easily (BMP, JPG, GIF, PNG, TIF, TGA, PCX, etc)
- Import your WallMaster showlist into FX Saver easily
