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Intro:
Before you begin
Step 1:
Choose a sample image
Step 2:
Use your own image
Step 3:
Format the image
Step 4:
Load it up!
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An electronic image of your choice
Netscape 4.0 or Internet Explorer 3.0 (or higher)
Optional:
A scanner (if you'll be scanning your own photo)
Photo editing software (such as PhotoShop, Picture It, or Paint Shop Pro)
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If you don't have a ready-made image in mind, give yourself about 30 minutes to choose (and possibly format) one. Once you're ready to go, loading the image takes less than a minute.
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2torial #0492:
Learn2
Change Your Monitor's Wallpaper
Update your image
Changing your computer's wallpaper (its background image) does a lot more than show off your technical savvy. It enhances your surroundings by displaying a favorite image every time you turn on your monitor. So why not put something that makes you smile on display for everyone to see? And here's a secret: It only requires a miniscule amount of know-how. In a few quick clicks, you'll be able to express yourself in a new and fun way.
This 2torial is for both Windows and Macintosh platforms, but importing your own image (rather than one the computer comes installed with) will only work for Windows machines, or for Macintosh machines using system 8.0 or greater.
The process of changing a background image is similar (and just as simple) for both Windows and Macintosh. You're only limited by the image you decide to use. Just remember, don't pick anything too crude if you're in an office setting, OK?

Step 1
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#0711
Adjust the Sound on Your Computer
#0502
Set Your Browser's Start-Up Page
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