dt background...this may sound silly...

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 21:32:01 -0700, wrote:

But since I have to live with it so many hours each day... I love the
look of the azul background when I attempt to "turn off computer" (or
restart, whatever)... it "goes grey" to a degree. Is there any way to
keep that look 24/7? Thanks to anyone who would let me know. Yeah, yeah,
I know, dumb obsession. But it would sure add to work serenity!! Thank
you!! You can respond directly to if you like.

Suggestion: Create a copy of the file. Open the copy in a graphics program.
Use the tools in the graphics program to adjust the colors until you get
the degree of black/white that you want. Save the changes to the file copy.
Then set it up in Display Desktop as your everyday wallpaper.

Since you worked on and are using a copy of the original file, you will
still have the original image available - to use "as is" or to copy and
edit in another fashion.

--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows XP Shell/User

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 21:32:01 -0700, wrote:

But since I have to live with it so many hours each day... I love the
look of the azul background when I attempt to "turn off computer" (or
restart, whatever)... it "goes grey" to a degree. Is there any way to
keep that look 24/7? Thanks to anyone who would let me know. Yeah, yeah,
I know, dumb obsession. But it would sure add to work serenity!! Thank
you!! You can respond directly to if you like.

Suggestion: Create a copy of the file. Open the copy in a graphics program.
Use the tools in the graphics program to adjust the colors until you get
the degree of black/white that you want. Save the changes to the file copy.
Then set it up in Display Desktop as your everyday wallpaper.

Since you worked on and are using a copy of the original file, you will
still have the original image available - to use "as is" or to copy and
edit in another fashion.

--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows XP Shell/User

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 21:32:01 -0700, wrote:

But since I have to live with it so many hours each day... I love the
look of the azul background when I attempt to "turn off computer" (or
restart, whatever)... it "goes grey" to a degree. Is there any way to
keep that look 24/7? Thanks to anyone who would let me know. Yeah, yeah,
I know, dumb obsession. But it would sure add to work serenity!! Thank
you!! You can respond directly to if you like.

Suggestion: Create a copy of the file. Open the copy in a graphics program.
Use the tools in the graphics program to adjust the colors until you get
the degree of black/white that you want. Save the changes to the file copy.
Then set it up in Display Desktop as your everyday wallpaper.

Since you worked on and are using a copy of the original file, you will
still have the original image available - to use "as is" or to copy and
edit in another fashion.

--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows XP Shell/User

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 21:32:01 -0700, wrote:

But since I have to live with it so many hours each day... I love the
look of the azul background when I attempt to "turn off computer" (or
restart, whatever)... it "goes grey" to a degree. Is there any way to
keep that look 24/7? Thanks to anyone who would let me know. Yeah, yeah,
I know, dumb obsession. But it would sure add to work serenity!! Thank
you!! You can respond directly to if you like.

Suggestion: Create a copy of the file. Open the copy in a graphics program.
Use the tools in the graphics program to adjust the colors until you get
the degree of black/white that you want. Save the changes to the file copy.
Then set it up in Display Desktop as your everyday wallpaper.

Since you worked on and are using a copy of the original file, you will
still have the original image available - to use "as is" or to copy and
edit in another fashion.

--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows XP Shell/User

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 21:32:01 -0700, wrote:

But since I have to live with it so many hours each day... I love the
look of the azul background when I attempt to "turn off computer" (or
restart, whatever)... it "goes grey" to a degree. Is there any way to
keep that look 24/7? Thanks to anyone who would let me know. Yeah, yeah,
I know, dumb obsession. But it would sure add to work serenity!! Thank
you!! You can respond directly to if you like.

Suggestion: Create a copy of the file. Open the copy in a graphics program.
Use the tools in the graphics program to adjust the colors until you get
the degree of black/white that you want. Save the changes to the file copy.
Then set it up in Display Desktop as your everyday wallpaper.

Since you worked on and are using a copy of the original file, you will
still have the original image available - to use "as is" or to copy and
edit in another fashion.

--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows XP Shell/User

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 21:32:01 -0700, wrote:

But since I have to live with it so many hours each day... I love the
look of the azul background when I attempt to "turn off computer" (or
restart, whatever)... it "goes grey" to a degree. Is there any way to
keep that look 24/7? Thanks to anyone who would let me know. Yeah, yeah,
I know, dumb obsession. But it would sure add to work serenity!! Thank
you!! You can respond directly to if you like.

Suggestion: Create a copy of the file. Open the copy in a graphics program.
Use the tools in the graphics program to adjust the colors until you get
the degree of black/white that you want. Save the changes to the file copy.
Then set it up in Display Desktop as your everyday wallpaper.

Since you worked on and are using a copy of the original file, you will
still have the original image available - to use "as is" or to copy and
edit in another fashion.

--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows XP Shell/User

On Thu, 22 Jul 2004 21:32:01 -0700, wrote:

But since I have to live with it so many hours each day... I love the
look of the azul background when I attempt to "turn off computer" (or
restart, whatever)... it "goes grey" to a degree. Is there any way to
keep that look 24/7? Thanks to anyone who would let me know. Yeah, yeah,
I know, dumb obsession. But it would sure add to work serenity!! Thank
you!! You can respond directly to if you like.

Suggestion: Create a copy of the file. Open the copy in a graphics program.
Use the tools in the graphics program to adjust the colors until you get
the degree of black/white that you want. Save the changes to the file copy.
Then set it up in Display Desktop as your everyday wallpaper.

Since you worked on and are using a copy of the original file, you will
still have the original image available - to use "as is" or to copy and
edit in another fashion.

--
Sharon F
MS-MVP ~ Windows XP Shell/User