Editor's Note: This is really, really
OLD information...
 The
PPDRDG Commissar of Top Secret Photography
presents:
Backgrounds
for your Desktops
So, you've always wanted a
photo from DG for a Desktop?
Well, here're a few you can
use.
These are all 800 X 600 pixels,
so won't fill your screen if you're running a higher
resolution.
Sorry Mac folks, I'm
don't know how to set you up...but for you slaves of
Bill G., here's how to do it:
1.
Click on the thumbnail. You'll go to a JPEG
picture.
2. Download that photo
directly into C:\Windows.
3. Select the photo as
your desktop background by right clicking your
current desktop, left clicking properties, left
clicking on Background, and finding the name of
the photo in the selection window.
4. If you've got
Windows 98 or later, you can call up the JPEG
directly if you're running an active desktop.
5. If you've got
Windows 95 or are running a normal desktop, you'll
need to:
a.
Call up a graphics program.
b.
Call up the JPEG, and do a 'save as' and save it
as a bitmap (.bmp).
c.
Follow the directions in 3 above.
d.
Buy a newer version of Windows!
(unless otherwise noted, these are my photos)
C-141 in Final Turn for Runway
13, 1988.
Coconut Crab (photo by Dan
Cornine 1999)
Diego Garcia from Northwest
(USN stock photo)
British Indian Ocean Territory
Arms (Beckie Holloway scan)
Hawksbill Turtle in Turtle
Cove, 1987
East Point Plantation ruins,
from So. West (Bill Carter's photo)
COMPSRON 2 Ships in the rain,
1988.
Sunrise in the Lagoon - from
BOQ beach, looking SE.
Sunset behind Cannon Point
(from O'Club) 1988.
Another Sunset behind Cannon
Point, 1988.
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As with the rest of this web
site, these photos are designed to bring DG closer
to the world, and I encourage you to download and
use the photos for non-commercial, personal
use. But, (for what its worth) I'm declaring a
copyright on my photos and ask that you don't use
them commercially.
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