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Hi

 

As the title really. We are revamping our desktops and want to update our wallpapers. Slightly different in colour for students, staff and admin.

 

Can you share yours to give us some sort of inspiration and upload a pic of yours?

 

Cheers

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Nothing overly inspirational here, but it works I am thinking about doing something more creative over easter, but also struggling on what to create

 

NTC-Background.jpg

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We rotate wallpapers - a different one each day, each with various motivational quotes, or calendar specific - Remembrance Day, Christmas etc. They are served from a server with a simple batch file to rename them every night, so \\server\share\school.bmp is different every day.
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There was a competition...

 

Needs a warning before hand saying "THIS CONTAINS WORD ART BEWARE"

 

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Staff pick their own, pupils have windows 7 default wallpaper

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Needs a warning before hand saying "THIS CONTAINS WORD ART BEWARE"

 

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Staff pick their own, pupils have windows 7 default wallpaper

 

Sure that should be " CONTAINS WORD-ART AND COMIC SANS.. BEWARE" ?

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Student background below, staff can have whatever they want. Like the idea of a different background for controlled assessment, so may look into that.

 

Background.jpg

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I used to distribute wallpapers across my School but some machines had black borders etc and I couldn't be bothered to try and sort it out so I just use the W7 default now.. :)
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I used to distribute wallpapers across my School but some machines had black borders etc and I couldn't be bothered to try and sort it out so I just use the W7 default now.. :)

1) Create an image that's the size of the highest resolution you have (or likely to have in the future) around school. On this layer, set whatever generic background colour, pattern, gradient or design you like on this layer. Be aware, bits of this might be lost in step 4.

2) Then take the lowest resolution you may want it to work with (for example, netbooks) and create a guide box / frame that is semi transparent that size, that is centred on the centre point of the main image on a different layer.

3) Add another layer, and use the guide created in step 3 to create whatever you want to be visible on all screens in this box. When done, hide the guide layer and export image.

4) When setting the wallpaper in GPO, set it to be centered rather than stretched or tilled.

 

Always worked for me doing it this way.

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Is it just me or does the bee look like *ahem* something else *ahem* when you look at it side on?

 

I kinda thought that..

 

Wait, I thought it was a butterfly?

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it's definitely just you!!

Ah, that's from having seen too many of them engraved into PC cases/graffiti'd on lockers over the years haha...

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