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Join Date: May 2009
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OS: mac ox and windows xp service pack 2
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desktop background
how can i use two images as desktop background. i want use it without merging. i want to keep one on the top of the other. any body help me please.....
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Re: desktop background
I guess I don't understand what it is you want. Could you post a link to an example? You can't have one image float over another, only one can be displayed at a time as the desktop. You can have the desktop image change over time though, and that is found in the System Preferences.
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