Support: 440'S Mopar Wallpaper F.A.Q

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Instructions on installing our free mopar wallpapers for different operating systems.

1. How do I install one of 440'S Wallpapers on my 95/98/ME/2000/XP System?

2. How do I install one of 440'S Wallpapers on my Macintosh System?

1. How do I install one of 440'S Wallpapers on my 95/98/ME/2000/XP System? - Top

To install a wallpaper image you will need to determine your screen size. Select the size of your chosen image from 440'S Mopar Wallpaper site that most closely matches your screen's size. Let the image you've chosen load completely on the screen. Right click on the image and a menu will pop up. Choose "Set as Wallpaper" and the image will be placed in your windows directory. The settings for your desktop will automatically change to the new image, named "Internet Explorer Wallpaper," "Netscape Wallpaper," or something similar.

To further adjust the settings, right click on the desktop, not on a window or icon, and a menu will pop up. Selecting "properties" will bring up your desktop settings (you can also access them from the control panel.) Under the tab "Background" you can set your wallpaper to "Center," "Tile," or "Stretch" (if you don't have windows 98 or above, or the 'MS Plus' package for Windows 95, you won't be able to stretch to fit.) If your monitor is set to a different size than what is available in the wallpaper site, you will have to use "Stretch" or some other method of resizing the image that most closely matched your screen. (sometimes, "Center" looks just as nice.)

- Updated: January 3, 2005

2. How do I install one of 440'S Wallpapers on my Macintosh System? - Top

To install a wallpaper image you will need to determine your screen size. Select the size of your chosen image from 440'S Mopar Wallpaper site that most closely matches your screen's size. On the Macintosh, (OS 8.5 at least) you can hold down the mouse button on the image you have selected and a menu will pop up. Select the option to "Download image to disk" and save the image somewhere on your hard drive.

Then, hold down control and click the mouse on the Finder's background. Another menu will pop up and you can select "Change desktop background" at the bottom of that list (You could also select "Appearance" from the Control Panels in the Apple menu.) Under the "desktop" tab, click "Place picture..." If you already have an image on the back ground, click "Remove picture" first. Go to the location on your hard drive where you saved the wallpaper image, and hit "Choose".

You should be able to use the JPEG graphic format, if not, you will have to use a graphics program to covert the image to TIFF. In this window you can also select how the image appears on screen. If your screen size doesn't match the image sizes available, you can scale the image that most closely matches using "Scale to screen" or "Fill screen" (sometimes, "Center on screen" looks just as nice.)

- Updated: January 3, 2005
Instructions on installing our free mopar wallpapers for different operating systems.: 1. How do I install one of 440'S Wallpapers on my 95/98/ME/2000/XP System?; 2. How do I install one of 440'S Wallpapers on my Macintosh System?

1. How do I install one of 440'S Wallpapers on my 95/98/ME/2000/XP System? - Top: To install a wallpaper image you will need to determine your screen size. Select the size of your chosen image from 440'S Mopar Wallpaper site that most closely matches your screen's size. Let the image you've chosen load completely on the screen. Right click on the image and a menu will pop up. Choose "Set as Wallpaper" and the image will be placed in your windows directory. The settings for your desktop will automatically change to the new image, named "Internet Explorer Wallpaper," "Netscape Wallpaper," or something similar.

To further adjust the settings, right click on the desktop, not on a window or icon, and a menu will pop up. Selecting "properties" will bring up your desktop settings (you can also access them from the control panel.) Under the tab "Background" you can set your wallpaper to "Center," "Tile," or "Stretch" (if you don't have windows 98 or above, or the 'MS Plus' package for Windows 95, you won't be able to stretch to fit.) If your monitor is set to a different size than what is available in the wallpaper site, you will have to use "Stretch" or some other method of resizing the image that most closely matched your screen. (sometimes, "Center" looks just as nice.)

- Updated: January 3, 2005

2. How do I install one of 440'S Wallpapers on my Macintosh System? - Top: To install a wallpaper image you will need to determine your screen size. Select the size of your chosen image from 440'S Mopar Wallpaper site that most closely matches your screen's size. On the Macintosh, (OS 8.5 at least) you can hold down the mouse button on the image you have selected and a menu will pop up. Select the option to "Download image to disk" and save the image somewhere on your hard drive.

Then, hold down control and click the mouse on the Finder's background. Another menu will pop up and you can select "Change desktop background" at the bottom of that list (You could also select "Appearance" from the Control Panels in the Apple menu.) Under the "desktop" tab, click "Place picture..." If you already have an image on the back ground, click "Remove picture" first. Go to the location on your hard drive where you saved the wallpaper image, and hit "Choose".

You should be able to use the JPEG graphic format, if not, you will have to use a graphics program to covert the image to TIFF. In this window you can also select how the image appears on screen. If your screen size doesn't match the image sizes available, you can scale the image that most closely matches using "Scale to screen" or "Fill screen" (sometimes, "Center on screen" looks just as nice.)

- Updated: January 3, 2005