teddybearcholla

teddybearcholla

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There has been much discussion on many sites about wallpaper: such as moderating , the do's and don'ts of creating , ratings , is it art or not and download count, just to name a few. But has anyone asked, What does wallpaper mean to you? How often is wallpaper displayed on your desktop or do you collect wallpaper as someone would collect Beanie Babies, keepin

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** Object reference not set to an instance of an object. I'm receiving the same message as ChaosMachine when I try to upload...Will also try again later! Appreciate all the hard work T-Man and everyone else!

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Thank you Weaksid, and many thanks for that link, very useful! Thank you Night Train, that is the way I shall zip from now on! Easier on me too, I don't have to have all of those bmps, jpegs and pngs overloading my computer! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/

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ok, so I am on the same page, with what you said Night Train and what Kosati was thinking, is that on the upload page, it doesn't actually mean you have to use a zipped bmp, it can be a jpeg if you want!

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Weaksid, that is an excellent link, definitely in my favorites! As for windows allowing png use for wallpapers, I don't really know. I have my wallpaper folder which is huge, in my cdrive and I just browse insead of the regular way to retrieve the wallpaper I want,and there are some in png format. When I am creating wallpapers, I save them in png and I can set them as desktop wallpaper without any problem. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smi

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You are right, SD, they do look better. But for the desktop, I'm not sure that there is that big a difference in how they look, I could be wrong...actually been wrong lots of times! Isn't png better than jpeg? If it is, couldn't that be a compromise between jpeg and bitmap?

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I have never thought much about this until recently. I have always uploaded my wallpapers in jpeg for preview and bitmap (zipped) for download, as stated in the form page for uploading. Bitmaps at least mine, are large in size even when zipped. I have noticed that a lot of authors zip jpegs, which are a lot smaller in size. Does it make any difference which way to go, zipped bitmap or jpeg for downloading ? If it doesn't make a difference, then I

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