And on a similar note, those of you owning Windows machines (don't care for
them myself, that's just me) can tinker with the "Screen Saver" settings.
Just right-click the desktop, select "Properties" from the pop-up menu, and
from the resulting dialog box, click the "Screen Saver" tab at the top. You
can click the "Settings..." button for each screen saver in the list, some
of which allow you to apply a texture/picture to the screen saver. For
those with Windows '98 (and I THINK the latest versions of '95), check out
the settings for "Flying Objects" screen saver.
Josh
On 3/17/00 2:46 PM, MRICHAGANG@aol.com at MRICHAGANG@aol.com might have
vaguely hinted at:
> This is'nt a screensaver, but you can paste any picture as wallpaper. Not the
> same as a screensaver -- but you get an ole truck to look at. I used Jerry
> Cox "53" as wallpaper for a couple of months. I knew it was a good idea
> because my kid's hated it!!!!! I thought his truck was great. Oh no ! Dad's
> got another one of those old crappy trucks on the computer! Now that we
> bought a digital camera, I go outside and take pictures of the house during a
> snow storm when the snow has'nt been run through, or go out in the morning
> just when the sun's coming up and take a picture of the sunrise.
> Surprisingly, this has been meet with approval from everyone! My $.02 Mike
> oletrucks is devoted to Chevy and GM trucks built between 1941 and 1959
>
oletrucks is devoted to Chevy and GM trucks built between 1941 and 1959
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