How do you change the background folder image in win xp?
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There's a thread about just that here:\n\nhttp://www.neowin.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=152892\n\nHope that helps!
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER&#92;Control Panel&#92;Desktop&#92;Wallpaper is the key you want, specify the image file there.
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Lesson 2.4: Changing the Background\n\nTwo Ways to Change\n\nThere are two ways you can change the background on your page. You can either change the color or put a picture in the background, which are analogous to painting the background of your webpage or wallpapering it. \n\nFirst Open Up Page Properties\n\nYou should first open up Page Properties. To access the Page Properties dialog box, go to Modify > Page Properties.\n\n\n\nThe resulting dialog box is where you can change either the background color or the background image of your page.\n\n\n\nPainting Your Background\n\nTo change the color of your background, simply click and hold on the little black arrow on the box labeled "Background" and then choose the color that you want for your background. Try to keep to light colors for dark fonts and dark colors for light fonts to maximize readability. \n\nHere are some samples of pages with colored backgrounds:\nNote: These sample pages will open up in a window.\n\n• Example of a page with a dark and light font on a light background\n• Example of a page with a light and dark font on a dark background\n• Example of a bad page with horrible color choice and contrast\n• Example of a page with colored tables\n\nWallpapering Your Background\n\nTo use an image as the background of your page, first make sure that the image is copied into your web folder. Then click on the "Browse" button by the text box labeled "Background Image" and find the image in your folder. Try to keep the image simple for easier readability contrast, or, if you really, really want to use a complicated image, use a white table on top of it.\n\nHere are some examples of pages with backgrounds:\n\n• Example of a page with a simple light background with dark text\n• Example of a page with a textured dark backgrond with light text \n• Example of a page with a complicated background (note how difficult it is to read the text!) and then with a white table on top to make it much clearer
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While you can change the icons for various file types using Windows Explorer as MoreAcidThanAlkaline noted (and you can browse for other files containing icon resources), you can also change the icons in existing executables to your own custom icons (or create your own resource DLLs).\n\nTypically, the icons for the operating system shell and for various applications are stored as "embedded resources" either in the application (.EXE) itself or inside of a dynamic link library (.DLL).  Note that DLLs may also have different extensions.\n\nUsing a "resource editor" (I've included the link to one called 'Resource Hacker' below), you can modify the resources embedded in these files.  Note that resources can be binary data, images (such as icons), dialogs or even text strings, that are used for user interface messages.\n\nThe Win32 API (which resource editor programs use) allows for a developer to create their own applications that can modify these resources.\n\nWhen you have a resource editor, look at some of the files in your &#92;Windows&#92;System32 folder.  USER32.DLL is one dynamic link library that has embedded icons.
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go to control panel > add/remove program > windows setup > accessories > paint
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Open up your desired background file in IE or Firefox.\n\nRight click on the image.\n\nIn IE, you'll get a message that says\n"Set as Background" - clicking will set your desktop background image\n\nIn Firefox, you'll get a message that says:\n"Set as Desktop Background" - that will achieve the same purpose.
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this applies to windows XP, not sure about other OPs.  anyways, right click on the main desktop, then properties.  click on your desktop tab.  make sure that the picture you are looking for is the currently selected desktop.  now click browse.  it should take you straight to the folder in which the current desktop exists.  then just find the picture in this folder, copy, and paste to your desktop for easier access.  probably want to rename something easier to find as well.
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Open windows explorer, click VIEWS button on the menu bar then click ICONS then right click on the screen from there u can select arrange icons by TYPE. Then click TOOLS menu and then FOLDER OPTIONS. There u will see different menus, click VIEW and then click APPLY TO ALL FOLDERS and then click OK. u r done. Enjoy....
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Right click on Desktop ---> Click on "properties" --> Now select the background you want click "ok"
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Tools -> Folder Options -> File types\nSelect the extension of the file,\nAdvance -> Change Icon -> Select the first one.\n\nYou can mail/ping me if you still need help.
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right click on the desktop and go to \nProperties->\n\nDesktop->CustomizeDesktop(at the bottom)\n\nhere u will find the button "change icon" which will change the icons u wanted
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Restoring The Main Windows XP Icons Back To Your Desktop\n\nGo into your Control Panel by first clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on the Control Panel icon located in the right column of the Start Menu.\n\nIf your Start Menu is set to the Classic View, then begin by clicking on the Start Button.\n\nThen click on Settings, then click on the Control Panel icon to open up the Control Panel.\n\nNow double click on the Display icon to open up the Display Properties window.\n\nThen click on the Desktop tab located at the top of the Display Properties window.\n\nNow click on the Customize Desktop button located at the bottom of the screen.\n\nUnder the Desktop icons section, place check marks next to the four main Windows XP Desktop Icons.\n\nThen click on the OK button to have Windows XP apply and save your changes.\n\nAnd then click on the OK button to close the Display Properties window.\n\nThe My Computer, My Documents, My Network Places and Internet Explorer Icons will be on the Desktop.\n\nNote: If the Desktop Icons are still not present, then right click directly on the Desktop.\n\nThen glide your mouse over the Arrange Icons By option and then click on Show Desktop Icons.
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It is displayed in the status bar. Unfortunately, status bar is disabled by default.\nEnable it from folder options menu and mark "Apply to all folders"
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right click on the desktop and select properties, next select desktop, select wallpaper, click apply then ok.
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1. right click your mouse in desktop\n2. chose the desktop tab\n3. and change to any background you want!!
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Just right click the folder you want to change .Click properties,Then click Customise .Then choose a picture
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right click on the back ground and go to properties...then change the theme...or right click on any saved picture and slelect save as background