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I have an nvidia asus Geforce 5950 ultra but i still cant find the option to have separate wallpapers




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Thu Jul 13, 2006 11:25 am
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Thu Jul 13, 2006 12:46 pm
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[rct] R}{Y/VO wrote:
I have an nvidia asus Geforce 5950 ultra but i still cant find the option to have separate wallpapers


Theres a program thats called "nVidia Desktop Manager" that controls all your settings, if you download the newest video driver it should come with those. Then to change your desktop you:

1. Leftclick the systray icon.
2. Select "nView Dektop Manager" -> "nView Properties".
3. Press the "desktop" tab.
4. Press properties.
5. EZ from there.

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Thu Jul 13, 2006 1:39 pm
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I found this little handy way to do it


|> Right click your desktop, then select Properties.
|> Under teh Desktop section, select Customize Desktop, then select the web tab.
|> To use an image file located on your hard drive select New and browse to the file's location. Once you've selected the file you want, click OK and it will appear on your desktop.
|> Now, simply drag the image over to the second desktop and from the image's pull down menu in the upper left-hand corner select Cover Desktop.
|> Right click and select Arrange By and "Lock web items on desktop." Now you can select a standard desktop for your primary display and use the web object to cover the standard desktop image on your second desktop with the image of our choice."


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