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I got the same thing. How does one go about showing the actual desktop, anyway? I tried the 'Print Screen' button, as suggested in another thread, but all it did was give me the option to actually print the screen, I couldn't find a way to paste it to Paint or anything like that. -TD
The link wont work. The user has brought this to my attention, so its not a big deal. To show the screen, you need to press the Crtl+Print Screen, and then open up paint, and paste. From there, upload the image to whatever hosting site you use, and link away!
Nope, can't seem to make it work. Maybe I'll just take a pic of the computer with my digital camera and post that! -TD
Haha that's funny. If you do it, you will get refresh lines, unless you're cool like me and have LCD. If CRTL+print screen doesn't work try alt+print screen. I then open photoshop press ctrl+n, and it should automatically choose the size.
Refresh lines? Naw, the worst problem is the glare from the flash! And my monitor is an old CRT, so I guess I'm just not cool. And ALT+Print Screen on this screwy keyboard makes powerpoint open up. -TD
Lol I have one of those screens too.. it's on my old Gateway. Nice desktop though, I like those new Mustangs, just not with the factory wheels.. I think they're ugly.
That's one I haven't heard! We use the term 'Motorhead', and of course we call Petrol, gas. Hmm, 'Gashead'...doesn't quite work for me! Sounds like someone who expels noxious vapors out the mouth! (I know a few people like that!)
I change my desktop quite frequently. Sometimes it's cars (usually Fords, but the last one was of 3 Vipers on a racetrack) but most often it's either scenes of nature or picturesque European villages. -TD
Last edited by TigerDan; May 15, 2005 at 10:01 AM.
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