~*stevie/fm wallpaper*~

GODDESS6 · #1 12-02-2004, 08:53 PM

does any1 know where i could get an awesome, stevie/fm christmas/seasons greeting/happy holidays... wallpaper~ i would really appreciate any help!!!~

ricohv · #2 12-02-2004, 09:29 PM

Have you checked www.crystalvisionsdesigns.com? I just downloaded a whole Wild Heart background/screensaver theme that I love from there!!!
There were a couple X-mas ones I beleive but the WH one is my fav.
Ricoh

GODDESS6 · #3 12-02-2004, 09:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ricohv

Have you checked www.crystalvisionsdesigns.com? I just downloaded a whole Wild Heart background/screensaver theme that I love from there!!!
There were a couple X-mas ones I beleive but the WH one is my fav.
Ricoh

k i also dloaded the wildheart background, but do u know how 2 do those desktop themes w/ winzip, i always dlaod them but get lost when it comes 2 installing them, he he having a blonde moment~ he he & yes she does have a few xmas 1's i want the chris isaak & stevie 1!!!!~

i am clueless!~ he he he,
THANX!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~

ricohv · #4 12-02-2004, 10:10 PM

i was gonna do the x-mas one w/ chris isaak but i just didn't think it was that great of a pic of stevie so i did wh instead. ok - i had some blonde moments too (i'm swedish so that makes it ok, right?) ...
here's what i had to do (per the instructions on her download page):
I made the folder for plus! (my computer did not have it even though my computer came w/ xp)
then i downloaded the desktop manager to the plus! file (i downloaded this from the link on her page)
then i downloaded winzip (again from the link on her page) to the programs folder
i think i had to register both of them as trials, instead of purchasing the actual programs
then i downloaded the background/screensavers to a new folder i made called "themes"-this was a sub folder in the plus! folder
then i opened winzip, choose the files in "themes" to unzip...
AND THIS IS WHERE I GOT BLONDE/CONFUSED...I WAS MAKING IT MORE DIFFICULT THAN IT REALLY WAS...
it asks you where you want to download them to. i didn't know what to do. it ended up i just downloaded them to the same place (the "themes" folder)
then open up desktop manager, use the browse feature to find your unzipped files...and voi la!
hope that helps. just reread the instructions on her page if you have problems-it is not as difficult as it seems and her instructions are very thorough and helpful.
good luck!
Ricoh

ricohv · #5 12-02-2004, 10:13 PM

ALso, I emailed Claudia with this question (it might be a good FYI for you) and here is her prompt(!) and friendly(!) response:

Name: ricoh vigen
> E-Mail: [email protected]
> Comments: I've installed the Wild Heart
> screensaver, but wonder if there's a way to
> "unplug" the sound from the screensaver? Thanks,
> Ricoh

Hello Ricoh ~

Yes, there is! I wanted the same thing, as I didn't
want the music playing all of the time. When you first
unzip the screensaver, and double-click on the .exe
file to install it, it shows you a little preview of
it in the box there, and there should be a button both
below and at the top of the little window that says
'properties' ~ go there, and then select 'mute sound'
amongst the choices. These directions are for Windows
XP, but I assume the set-up is similar for other
versions of Windows, as well. If you still cannot find
it, let me know, and I'll have John (he makes these
for me) help you out.

Thanks so much for writing, and Happy Holidays!

Dreams ~
Claudia

GODDESS6 · #6 12-02-2004, 10:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by ricohv

ALso, I emailed Claudia with this question (it might be a good FYI for you) and here is her prompt(!) and friendly(!) response:

Name: ricoh vigen
> E-Mail: [email protected]
> Comments: I've installed the Wild Heart
> screensaver, but wonder if there's a way to
> "unplug" the sound from the screensaver? Thanks,
> Ricoh

Hello Ricoh ~

Yes, there is! I wanted the same thing, as I didn't
want the music playing all of the time. When you first
unzip the screensaver, and double-click on the .exe
file to install it, it shows you a little preview of
it in the box there, and there should be a button both
below and at the top of the little window that says
'properties' ~ go there, and then select 'mute sound'
amongst the choices. These directions are for Windows
XP, but I assume the set-up is similar for other
versions of Windows, as well. If you still cannot find
it, let me know, and I'll have John (he makes these
for me) help you out.

Thanks so much for writing, and Happy Holidays!

Dreams ~
Claudia

u r tooo coooool thanx sooooo much!!!!!~

*hugs*