Do u use paint on ur computer?
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i do to and i love it i use it every day
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yeah search this site it can change your computer themes and login screens. it is a limited slection though. if u want a pic that u own u will have to create your own which requires brains.
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omg what i did was like go to my regular painting program that came with Windows XP and to get it the size of an icon i just downloaded it to photobucket.com edited to the smallest size and ther u go  have ur icon
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haha i did it on paint sorta messy here and there but hope it helps you =)\n\nhttp://img108.imageshack.us/my.php?image=math5tw.png
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How can u change your CPU background .. i mean , what do u want a robot or something to change it for u ..  ;-)
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Save them onto your hard drive then open them in paint and save as name.jpg
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use mspaint.exe or any other drawing program tool
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yes\nok\nopen microsoft powerpoint or paint\nand then you create your picture...\nfile->save as\ndesktop->right click->select "set as wallpaper"
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If you have a Microsoft operating system-- "windows"-- then paint is on the installation CD. Just go to control panel and select "add/remove programs" and have the installation CD in the drive.
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Have you tried coloring?\nFinger painting?
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Unfortunately, Microsoft doesn't allow you to just download MS Paint. There is a chance that it is still on your hard drive and you only deleted the shortcut in the "Accessories Menu".\n  To see if it is still on your computer, go to "My Computer" and click up at the top in the "Address" bar and erase the text in it and then type: "C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32" (if your main drive is not labeled "C:" then change it to the drive letter of your main drive). Then search (Ctrl + F) for mspaint.exe in the current folder.\n  If it's there then right-click it and click "Create Shortcut". Then right-click on the shorcut you just created and click "Rename". Type in "Paint".  Now right-click the shortcut again and click on "Copy". Then go back up to the "Address" bar and type in "C:*DOCUME~1*ALLUSE~1*STARTM~1 *PROGRAMS*ACCESS~1", making sure to replace all of the asteriks (*) with backwards slashes (the key above "Enter", I can't type it in Yahoo for some reason) and taking out the carriage return in between "SARTM~1" and "PROGRAMS". Then click "File" and "Paste" and your shortcut to Paint should appear there. Now to check go to your Start Menu and look for the shortcut.\n  If, unfotunately, you have deleted the actual file "Paint.exe" from your computer, then you can still install it from your OS CD. So if you still have your MS Windows disc then insert it and then search (Ctrl + F) for "mspaint.exe" on the disc drive. If you find it then right click it and click "Copy" then click up at the top in the "Address" bar and erase the text in it and then type: "C:&#92;WINDOWS&#92;system32" (if your main drive is not labeled "C:" then change it to the drive letter of your main drive). Then right-click in the space and click "Paste".\n  To replace the shortcut in your start menu then right-click "mspaint.exe" and click "Create Shortcut". Then right-click on the shorcut you just created and click "Rename". Type in "Paint". Now right-click the shortcut again and click on "Copy". Then go back up to the "Address" bar and type in "C:*DOCUME~1*ALLUSE~1*STARTM~1 *PROGRAMS*ACCESS~1", making sure to replace all of the asteriks (*) with backwards slashes (the key above "Enter", I can't type it in Yahoo for some reason) and taking out the carriage return in between "SARTM~1" and "PROGRAMS". Then click "File" and "Paste" and your shortcut to Paint should appear there. Now to check go to your Start Menu and look for the shortcut. \n  Please note that the aforementioned instructions apply only to MS Windows XP SP2 and a different version may end with different results. Good luck finding Paint!
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start -> run -> mspaint\n\nor download gimp it's free\n\nhttp://www.google.com/search?btnI=I%27m+Feeling+Lucky&q=download+gimp
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I rather use Windows XP ( Green Theme). I like green one more.\n\nOnce I have used window blids but now I have stopped using to bost performance.
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Microsoft paint is bundled with Microsoft, so if you un-installed it, i feel sorry fo you because there is NO WAY getting it back besides Re-installing your computer.
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You should have MSPaint.. if you cannot find it : \nControl Panel->Add&#92;Remove programs->Add&#92;Remove Windows Components->Click on " Accessories and Utilities " \n->Click "Details"-> in the opened Window Click on "Accessories"\n->Click "Details"-> in the opened Window CHECK the box "Paint"->Click "Ok" -> Click "Ok"->Click "Next"...
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why don't u just use the art program already installed in ur computer (if ur using windows) and let her whip out her creativity ?\n\ngo to: Start > programs > accessories > paint \n\nhope that helps
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design it yourself on your computer