Windows 2000 Personalized Desktop

Since the system desktop must be seen every time the computer user uses the computer, personalizing the desktop settings according to their own preferences and needs not only helps to increase the user's beauty, but also Helps protect the eyes of the user. Windows 2000 enhances desktop customization, making it easier for users to define their desktops and more personal.

3.4.1 Custom Background

Background refers to patterns and wallpapers on the Windows 2000 desktop. The first time you start, the background and wallpaper that the user sees on the desktop is the default setting for the system. In order to make the appearance of the desktop more personalized, you can choose your own satisfactory background in the various solutions provided by the system, or you can use your own B M P file to replace the Windows 2000 booking plan. Users who need to change the desktop wallpaper can do the following steps:

1. Right-click on the blank space on the desktop and select the "Properties" command from the pop-up shortcut menu to open the "Display Properties" dialog. The box is shown in Figure 3-11.

2. In the "Background" tab, select the wallpaper file from the "Select background image or HTML document as wallpaper" list box or click the "Browse" button to find the bitmap on the hard disk. file.

3. Select the image display method in the "Show picture" drop-down list box. If you select the Centering option, the bitmap wallpaper on the desktop is in the middle of the screen with the original file size. If you select the "tiling" option, the bitmap wallpaper on the desktop will fill the screen with the original file size. If you select the Stretch option, the bitmap wallpaper on the desktop is stretched to the entire screen.

4. After selecting the wallpaper bitmap file and setting the display mode, you can browse to the setting effect on the screen of the background setting dialog box. If you are not satisfied, you can continue to modify the settings.

5. After you are satisfied with the settings, click the "OK" button to complete the settings.

If the user follows the instructions above, they can reset the wallpaper for the Windows 2000 desktop. However, these wallpapers are actually similar to the tablecloths that are tiled on the workbench. If you want to decorate some patterns on the Windows 2000 desktop, you can do the following:

1. Right-click on the desktop and select the "Properties" command from the pop-up shortcut menu to open the "Display Properties" dialog. In the box, select the "Background" tab.

2. Select the "None" option in the "Select background image or HTML document as wallpaper" list box, or select a money wallpaper file and select the "Center" option from the "Show pictures" drop-down list box. Then click the "Pattern" button to open the "Pattern" dialog.

3. Select the desktop pattern to use in the Patterns list box.

4. If the user wants to edit the pattern, click the Edit Pattern button to open the Pattern Editor dialog.

5. The user can modify the pattern scheme provided by Windows 2000. The modification method is to click the “pattern” frame with the mouse; in the process of modification, you can see it in the “example” frame. To modify the effect.

6. When the modified pattern scheme is complete, click the Finish button to apply the changes and return to the Patterns dialog, then click the OK button to return to the Display Properties dialog.

7. On the Background tab, click the OK button to save your settings.

Note In the "Background" tab, after clicking the "Apply" button, the user's latest settings will be applied on the desktop, but the dialog is still open so that the user can further the settings. modify.