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  #1 Williamson Odonnell on 18 Sep 13

   

  Can you please tell me how to get my pictures on my computer as a screen saver?
  
  Thanks, Nancy
  
  Dear Nancy,
  
  You will need two things in position, to get started as a screen saver establishing your images. First, you should have your photos stored on your own hard disk drive, preferably in the "My Pictures" folder in XP, or perhaps the "Pictures" folder in Vista. The second thing you'll need would be to have either Windows XP or Vista on your computer since this can not work in W..
  
  Dear Computer Lady,
  
  Is it possible to please tell me how to get my images on my computer as a screen saver?
  
  Thanks, Nancy
  
  Beloved Nancy,
  
  You'll need a couple of things in place, to begin with as a screen saver setting up your images. First, you need to have your images stored on your own hard-drive, ultimately in the "My Pictures" folder in XP, or perhaps the "Pictures" folder in Vista. Because this may not work in Windows 98 the next thing you need is to have either Windows XP or Vista on your computer.
  
  Let us begin, when you yourself have every thing in place!
  
  1. Open the Display properties screen using one-of the two following techniques. Dig up further on our related site by clicking www.liabilityonlycarins.com. Www.Liabilityonlycarins.Com contains further concerning why to consider this concept. a Right click on a blank area on the desktop, and then click on "Properties" b) Click on "Start" then click on "Control Panel." Within the Control Panel window, click on "Appearance and Themes" and then click on "Display."
  
  2. Visit read more to study why to engage in this thing. Inside the Display Properties window, click the "Screen Saver" tab.
  
  3. On the Screen Saver page, click the drop-down list beneath the picture and click on "My Pictures Slideshow" to select it.
  
  4. With the My Images Slideshow picked, click on the "Settings" button on the right.
  
  5. On the screen saver options site, you are able to change a couple of things like how the images change, and how much of the screen they ought to complete. Halfway listed below, there is a that says, "Use photographs in this folder:" click the "Browse" button in that section.
  
  6. In the "Browse for Folder" screen, click on the folder that contains the images you wish to use within your screen saver. Get further on an affiliated essay - Click here: click here. If you prefer to display all the images in all the files in your "My Pictures" folder, only choose the "My Pictures" folder.
  
  7. Click "OK" 3 x to save your changes.
  
  Elizabeth.

   

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