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Home » OlderGeeks.com Freeware Downloads » Screen Savers, Windows Themes and Wallpaper » DesktopPic v1.1.9 | File - Download DesktopPic v1.1.9 | ||||||||
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A Plea. Deanna and I (Your Older Geeks) have been running OlderGeeks.com since 2008 and lately we are seeing a major increase in usage (and cost) but a big decline in percentage of users who donate. Our ad-free and junkware-free download site only works if everyone chips in to offset the revenue that ads on other sites bring in. Please donate on the website today. Every little bit helps. Thank you so much. -D&R Always scroll to the bottom of the page for the main download link. We don't believe in fake/misleading download buttons and tricks. The link is always in the same place. DesktopPic v1.1.9 Display or stamp images on your Windows desktop wallpaper. Compatible with Windows 7, 8, 10, and 11 and multiple monitors. How to Download and Run 1) Download the zip file using the link above. 2) Extract DesktopPic.hta. 3) Place DesktopPic.hta in a folder containing one or more pictures (files with extension png, bmp, jpg, or gif). 4) Run (double-click) DesktopPic.hta. 5) At the UAC prompt, uncheck Always ask before opening this file and then click Run. Summary DesktopPic provides two convenient methods to display one or more pictures on your Windows desktop… Method 1: Slideshow Displays one or more pictures in a movable, resizable window that has no borders or captions, so all you see is the picture. This will give the illusion of the picture being part of your wallpaper, but it’s really just another window. Any desktop icons in the same region as the picture will be covered. Bitmap image formats, such as PNG (recommended), JPG, BMP, and animated GIFs are supported.  Method 2: Stamp Image to Wallpaper One or more images can be stamped to the wallpaper in any size or position. This makes the picture part of the wallpaper, so it will never be on top of anything else and will require nothing to be left running. Images can only be stamped to the primary display, but it’s easy to temporarily change the primary display using ⊞-P so that images can be stamped on the wallpaper for any monitor. Images with a transparent background are supported.  Notes:
How to Use (Slideshow) Notes:
Step 1: Show the Interface Double-click anywhere on the displayed image or press Esc to show the DesktopPic interface.  Note: If Esc doesn’t activate the interface, DesktoPic probably doesn’t have focus. In which case, you can click once on the displayed image and then press Esc or just double-click on the displayed image. Step 2: Select Interface Language If Windows is set to a language that DesktopPic supports, that language should get selected automatically. The desired language can also be selected from the language dropdown menu. Step 3: Move and Resize Once the interface is displayed, you can drag and resize the DesktopPic window like any other window. You can also select Centered from the Window Position dropdown menu to have the slideshow centered. Coordinates may also be entered in the Window Position input box to position the window. For example, 0,0 will position the DesktopPic window at the upper-left corner of the primary display. These numbers change automatically when you drag move the window. The DesktopPic window size can also be changed by directly entering a value for Max percent of screen area. This number represents the maximum amount of your screen area that will be used by the DesktopPic window. This number changes automatically when you drag resize the window. Notes:
Step 4: Adjust the Slideshow Delay Change the value for Pic delay in seconds to the number of seconds you want each picture to be dislpayed. Step 5: Adjust Remaining Preferences
Step 6: Continue the Slideshow Press the Continue button or press Enter to hide the interface and continue the slideshow. All setting changes are automatically saved to a DesktopPic.ini file. Note: All setting changes are also saved whenever you click on the currently displayed image while the DesktopPic interface is displayed. How to Use (Stamp Image) These instructions assume you have reviewed the Slideshow instructions above and already have an understanding of the interface. Step 1: Show the Interface If the interface isn’t currently displayed, double-click the image or press Esc.  Note: While the interface is displayed, F3 will open File Explorer to the current DesktopPic folder (location of slideshow images) and F4 will open File Explorer to the DesktopPic local AppData folder (location of stamped wallpaper images). Step 2: Select the Desired Picture to Stamp Use your keyboard left and right arrows (or spacebar and backspace) to select a picture to stamp. Step 3: Move and Resize
Step 4: Stamp the Image Click the Stamp button to stamp the image to the current desktop wallpaper. If desired, repeat steps 2-4 to stamp more images. Notes: Click the Restore button to restore the unstamped wallpaper. If you click Restore by accident, just right-click your desktop wallpaper, select Personalize, and reselect your stamped wallpaper. To stamp an image on the wallpaper for another monitor, press ⊞-P to change the primary monitor, stamp as desired, and then use ⊞-P again to switch back to an extended desktop. Step 5: Exit DesktopPic Click X to close DesktopPic. Click here to visit the author's website. Continue below for the main download link. |
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| 1,953 | 3,436 | LesFerch <img src="https://www.oldergeeks.com/downloads/gallery/thumbs/DesktopPic2_th.png"border="0"> | Jan 31, 2023 - 12:13 | 1.1.9 | 18.3KB | ZIP |  , out of 20 Votes. |
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