How can I change backgrounds in the logon screen across 2 desktops?

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  1. RPetrelli
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    Hmm, I think I understand, so he is looking for sort of a wallpaper changer for the logon screen then? Am I correct in understanding that he is using a virtual desktop software? I will keep my eyes open for something like that, it sounds cool!
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  3. Brink
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    Nope, you misunderstood again.

    Nothing virtual about it. He's just wanting to have the log on screen show on all monitors when he locks the computer instead of it just showing on the monitor set as the main display. That's all.
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