Online image as desktop image


  1. mikemike
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    Online image as desktop image


    How can you display an online image on your desktop?

    In XP you could go into "customize desktop" and there was a WEB tab where you could enter the url. So if the online image from the url changed, you would see the changes on your desktop as well.

    Isn't that possible to do with win7?
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  3. Bulldog7
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    This feature has been removed from Window 7....i doubt there is any way to bring it back.....
    maybe due to security reason...
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