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change wallpaper in CDE
Post 52606 by antalexi on Tuesday 22nd of June 2004 04:24:15 PM
06-22-2004
Thanks for the info, though I am only partly successful.
I've reduced the size of the pic (saved it as .pm) from 306 x 402 pixels to 32 x 32 (the size of the other backdrops) and made the pic greyscale or reduced color. Either way, the backdrop doesn't show. Before I reduced the size I was only seeing 1/3 of the pic and it was overlapping itself.
A workaround for me is to run xv, set the image as a tiled, and then I'm ok.
Ideally, I would like to set the backdrop using the CDE backdrop function.
Thanks again...
I've reduced the size of the pic (saved it as .pm) from 306 x 402 pixels to 32 x 32 (the size of the other backdrops) and made the pic greyscale or reduced color. Either way, the backdrop doesn't show. Before I reduced the size I was only seeing 1/3 of the pic and it was overlapping itself.
A workaround for me is to run xv, set the image as a tiled, and then I'm ok.
Ideally, I would like to set the backdrop using the CDE backdrop function.
Thanks again...
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