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Anonymous
Hey /w/, I need a program that can rotate wallpapers.

I'm just wondering what program you guys use. Personally, I need something that can resize the wallpaper to fit my screen (i.e. stretch) that's all.

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>> Anonymous
http://irfanview.com/
>> Anonymous
Gimp

http://www.gimp.org
>> Anonymous
>>381795a program that can rotate wallpapers
Now I have this vision of a computer with a rotating wallpaper on the desktop... It's tilted 45 degrees - it must be half past one...
>> Anonymous
>>381795
Paint does all of those things
>> Anonymous
I guess nobody considered the possibility that the OP meant "change the wallpaper image at a regular interval."

If that's what you're looking for, you can try wallpaper-changer.de, Panorama, or Webshots. I use the former, myself.
>> Anonymous
>>381848
I think thats what he meant.

thick headed anons are thick
>> Anonymous
can someone upload quickchanger 1.43?
>> FinalDoom
I use a program called Wallpaper Master Pro. You have to use the older 1.50 version to crack it, but it's a good program and can handle a few hundred thousand+ walls/changes at intervals, login, whatever you want.
>> Anonymous
get Panorama32 dude, its free, non intrusive and works quite solidly. It does everything you wanted.
http://www.ivory.org/oldwebsite/Default.htm
>> Anonymous
>>381854
Why then did he wrote
"Personally, I need something that can resize the wallpaper to fit my screen (i.e. stretch) that's all."?
>> Anonymous
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mext week I'm getting a tablet pc and looked for a program that can rotate wallpapers beforehand.

http://rapidshare.com/files/81809855/Wallpaper030.zip

As far as I know this one is capable of doing it, even though I did not check. Have a look.
>> Anonymous
>>381795
moar?
>> Anonymous
If you just need stretch, I recommend AWC.

http://awc.smurphy.co.uk/

It can rotate wallpapers on an interval and resize them after autodetecting your resolution. It even keeps up if you switch resolutions. I like it because it has "worst-fit" stretching, which means that the entire screen is covered in wallpaper instead of letterboxing, which I find annoying.

Does anon know of any other wallpaper programs that have this fitting algorithm?
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Try this one
http://www.softpedia.com/get/Desktop-Enhancements/Other-Desktop-Enhancements/WinWall.shtml
simply the best

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