Get in the mood for Halloween with BlackDog's computer desktop wallpaper.
When you decide which wallpaper you like, download the correct image size for your
computer's desktop - the links are shown under each of the small images.
Installation instructions are below.
Click the link of the image size to fit your computer's screen resolution.
Right click on the image.
Choose the "Set as Wallpaper" option.
From the Start Menu, choose Settings and then Control Panel.
Double click on the "Display" icon.
Click on the "Background" tab.
Choose the "Center" option under "Wallpaper."
That's it!
Macintosh
Click the link of the image size to fit your computer's screen resolution.
Click on the image and wait until you get a pop-up menu.
Choose "Save This Image As."
Save the file to your hardrive (remember where you save it).
From the Apple Menu, select Control Panels, Desktop Pictures.
Click on "Picture."
Click on "Select Picture" and open the saved image.
Choose "Center on Screen" from the pull-down menu.
Click on the "Set Desktop" button.
You're done!
MAC O/S 8.0: Click on the image while holding down the mouse button.
Choose "save image as" saving it to your desktop. After opening the control
panel DESKTOP PICTURES, click remove picture. Then, click select picture, then
go to where you have saved the image and select POSITION AUTOMATICALLY.
Note: If these instructions do not fit your operating system, please
read your computer's Help pages to learn how to
change the wallpaper on your system.
Note: If these instructions do not work for you, check your computer's "Help"
files for how to install computer desktop wallpaper on your system.
Note: BlackDog's Computer Desktop Wallpaper is free for you
to use on your personal computer's desktop only. BlackDog's wallpaper
is not public domain and may NOT be distributed by any means. If you see these
images on another site, you will know that they are being distributed illegally.
Please let us know about it.
Note: Some people have problems changing their desktop wallpaper and having it stay changed.
If you have a problem like that, chances are that when you installed your wallpaper, you selected
"Set as Desktop Item." That did not set the image as your wallpaper. Rather it set the
image as part of Microsoft's "Active Desktop" which will either overlap or show behind your wallpaper.
If that's the case, check to see if you have "Active Desktop" activated on your windows
system. (You'll have to look at your individual computer's help files to find out where that is located and
how to deactivate the Active Desktop.) Try unchecking Active Desktop and then reboot. That should
allow you to change the wallpaper image. There is nothing in any of the images, or anything else,
on this website that would stop you from freely changing your computer desktop wallpaper.