A small way to set a different wallpaper

The Windows operating system provides three ways to place wallpapers: "Center", "tiling", "stretch", and users can choose how to place the wallpaper according to their personal preference and size of the image. In fact, Windows also provides a way to accurately place wallpapers using X and Y coordinates. This way you can set the wallpaper to a specific location. Open the registry with the desktop icon: 1. HKEY_CURRENT_USERCoutrol PanelDesktop subkey 2. Create two new string values ​​in the right window: "WallPaperoriginX" (the X coordinate of the location of the image) and "WallpaperoriginY" (the Y coordinate of the location of the image) 3. Double-click them to enter the coordinates. Note that The range of X and Y coordinates is limited, which is determined by the resolution set by the user for the screen. If the user's resolution is 1024*768, the maximum value of the X coordinate cannot exceed 1024; the maximum value of the Y coordinate cannot exceed 768. Of course, it can't be negative. Other resolution users can push 4, restart the computer, you will see the wallpaper set in the fourth way. Finally remind everyone, you must first backup, so as not to make mistakes