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Graphics
By: Steve Cook |
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these, just go to the bottom for directions. Please note,
that the directions aren't made for Mac computers, and are made
using Windows 98 as the reference. Don't send me nasty
emails if I gave bad directions, I'm sorry if I did.
Another note, every one of these images is made for a monitor of
800x600 except for "Lights"
which is made for a 1024x768 monitor. If they don't show
up right on your computer for any reason, don't blame me, but
maybe you should look into your monitor settings. If your
monitor is smaller than the size of the image, it will be ok for
you to use them without a problem. |
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| This is just a background
I made for me, it's self titled . . . hehe. |
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This was inspired by the
verse in Corinthians on seeing things Clearly. It is titled
"Clarity". |
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| Get the
"official" (notice the quotes) Where You Gonna Go?
desktop wallpaper right here! |
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I think the light
should've been further away in this picture, cause one step isn't
too hard. That is all it takes to get saved, but oh well. |
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| This one is the banner for
the oh so famous site: http://www.geocities.com/cgchq.
I made all the graphics for them, so I figure I can use this one on
my website. This is titled "Sunset at Night". |
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Genesis 1:1-2 had part in
being another inspiration for this one. Also, everybody knows
this verse, I thought it'd be appropriate to make it a wallpaper.
This is titled "Begin". |
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This was made for my friend Mike,
and he needed a desktop wallpaper. This picture is called
"Lights". Oh, if you notice,
not only do I like the 1st chapter of Genesis, but I like water
and seeing the sun on the horizon. 
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I use Paint Shop Pro for these images, and I really like Picture
tubes. They make things so much easier! That's just an
example of a picture tube there - the flare. I also love to do
crazy stuff with text, so you'll see that in a lot of my stuff.
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Directions
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First, read all of this. Then click
on the image you want. When the window opens, right
click on the image (I know it's huge, trust me), and either
click "Save Picture As", or click "Set As
Wallpaper". If you saved it as a picture, make
sure you save it as a bitmap file (with ".bmp"
following the name of it), and then right click on your
desktop. Click Properties, and click the
"Browse" button. Find the folder that you
saved the picture in, and double click on the filename of
the picture. Voila!
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