Dynamic background


  1. Windows i7 920
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    Windows 8 Pro x64
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    Dynamic background


    This is so easy in Windows XP and earlier...

    I want a background that in the morning is bright and at night becomes dark and has a slow transition throughout the day. In Windows XP, I could accomplish this by writing an HTML file containing JavaScript to do this and set it as my background, but now that Active Desktop is gone, I can't. I don't care that its a security issue; I just want Active Desktop back so I can embed my own scripts into my desktop!
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  3. rap33042
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    Windows 7 Home Premium x64
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    Windows i7 920:
    I've never used them but have run across Themes that sound like they do this type of thing.
    Just Google Windows 7 Themes and you will be inundated with hits.
    Last edited by rap33042; 21 Nov 2010 at 06:19. Reason: darn typos - two mny thunbs
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