I was bored so I copied and edited the image from the Raleigh catalog and made it into my desktop. What is your current desktop?
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I've got a Mac which allows me to set up my background like a slideshow. What I did was go to different manufacture's websites and find pictures of bikes I wouldn't mind having on white backgrounds and set them to fade to the next one every minute so it looks like just the bike is changing while the white stays the same.
Here's mine... 
If only I actually had that car. 
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Wow. That's a pretty sweet roll. Where is ?
Location: Washington Ut.ROCKLAND said:
Rider: Mike Wilson
Photo: Doug Wilson
Check out the other sick wallpapers at www.shuntavibikes.com.
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Mine is a pic I took from the upper deck behind home plate at Pec Bell Park in San Francisco last year. 
I gotta get some new riding pics. Winter grrrr.
MIne is a big mess, but I'll still play
this is what it normally looks like:
http://www.pbase.com/inbred/image/40155185
this is what it can look like through various stages of Milk Drop (WinAmp plugin):
http://www.pbase.com/inbred/image/37354218/large
http://www.pbase.com/inbred/image/40155185
this is what it can look like through various stages of Milk Drop (WinAmp plugin):
http://www.pbase.com/inbred/image/37354218/large
Post It
the Inbred said:
This is THE BEST winamp visualization plugin. 
Sanjay in the HIZOUSE!!!!
yes, biggins is the man.
My boy.............
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There's a utility called "Grab" in the utilities folder under Applications. Pretty straight foreword program, then you're going to have to open iPhoto and export it to a different format. Considering it's a mac it should be easier, but it isn't. Heres my desktop( it changes to other bikes on white backgrounds):
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Mine currently looks like this....
Grand Canyon taken by someone other than me.
actually it IS easier than that: command-shift-3 takes the whole screen, command-shift-4 lets you draw a rectangle of what you want to capture. this will result in something like Picture 1.pdf on your desktop. open this with Preview (in Applications), File -> Export to jpeg. (i resized mine in photoshop but that's only since i'm a considerate guykinghami3 said:
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note calendar events on desktop via iCalViewer
http://www.icalviewer.com/
Desktop on my PowerBook, which is my work computer and my personal computer these days.
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as usual, i've got the 
running and my music and AIM
running and my music and AIM
Rocks = :heart:
Nice, I didn't realize you could do that. How do you upload a picture that big then? When I try it will only let me do one about 400 x 300 pixels.Toshi said:actually it IS easier than that: command-shift-3 takes the whole screen, command-shift-4 lets you draw a rectangle of what you want to capture. this will result in something like Picture 1.pdf on your desktop. open this with Preview (in Applications), File -> Export to jpeg. (i resized mine in photoshop but that's only since i'm a considerate guy
note calendar events on desktop via iCalViewer
http://www.icalviewer.com/
Hers's mine:
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Here ya go (how 'bout some more space):
BAM!
BAM!
Are you sporting dual monitors or something?MudGrrl said:Here ya go (how 'bout some more space):
BAM!
yes...I am sporting dual monitors
how mac-like of youMudGrrl said:
ink: to the poster above: you can shrink stuff in resolution in graphicconverter, iphoto (through file export), or photoshop, or you can keep the resolution but specify a target file size (like 85000 bytes) in the jpeg export pane of Preview (File->Export then pick jpeg as before, click options)