Hello.

Setting an Image from your Netscape browser to become part of your desktop
wallpaper is a standard feature of Netscape Navigator.

Looking at the fact that you are using a P75, I suspect that you may have
been doing a couple of tasks simultaneously, and may have accidentally
'right clicked' on an image within a web page.  Right clicking on an image
usually gives options tha pertain to properties of the image, such as save
image as, view image in new window, etc....in this case ( as I have done in
the past) you may have clicked quickly upon it and the computer, trying to
keep pace with what you are doing , buffered in a right click from your
mouse and interpreted it as "save image as wallpaper" thereby converting an
image you saw on the page to a desktop wallpaper.

I used to do this all the time on my friends' computers, putting images on
their desktops and surprising them with it.

I am not sure how to remove it, but you can choose 'none' in your display
properties under the background tab.  Just choose 'none' in the select
options for desktop .

Eddie Apostol
Multimedia Applications Designer, Instructor

-----Original Message-----
From: John G. Cakars <[log in to unmask]>
To: [log in to unmask] <[log in to unmask]>
Date: Saturday, February 07, 1998 2:37 PM
Subject: Wallpaper


>Packard Bell POS, P75; Win95a; Netscape Navigator Gold 3.04
>
>Last night, after being on the Net, when I close my browser, I
>discovered that my wallpaper had changed.
>
>When I opened up Display to look at the wallpaper choices, I discovered
>that now I had wallpaper called "Netscape Wallpaper."  I also discovered
>three other wallpapers that aren't part of the regular Windows choices.
>
>How do I eliminate the unwanted wallpaper?  How did Netscape change the
>wallpaper, while on the Internet?
>
>Thanks for any advice.!!
>
>
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