Wallpaper is much more popular currently, as so many network devices appeared, we all need wallpaper to dress up our computer (Mac or Windows), mobile devices such as iPhone 5, iPhone 4/s, Samsung Galaxy, Nokia and so forth. Some people would like to take their own pictures and set it as home or lock wallpaper, some person like customized their favorite photos as wallpaper. Whatever you choose though, wallpaper is one part of our electronic age.

Wallpaper Problem

After selecting a photo from “My Pictures,” and electing to transfer it as WALLPAPER, the photo is tranferred only as a size 5″ x 7″ or so. This has occurred since reloading MSOffice. How can I get that WALLPAPER back to full-screen size?

Windows offers several ways to display your wallpaper (also known as your desktop background). You can tile the image, so that it fills the screen by repeating itself. You can center the image, leaving empty space around it if the image is too small or the wrong shape. Or you can have Windows blow up and stretch the image so that it fills the screen. (Windows 7 offers more options than these.)

If you only pick images that are the same shape as your screen and at least the same size, the options have no effect; all of these choices will result in a single image filling the screen. Only when you pick something smaller or of a different shape does it matter.

Here’s how to change this setting in XP, Vista, and Windows 7:

XP
Right-click the desktop and select Properties. Click the Desktop tab. If you want the image will fill the screen, select Stretch from the Position pull-down menu.

Vista
Right-click the desktop and select Personalize. Click Desktop Background. Select an option under How should the picture be positioned? The first one will fill the screen with the picture.

Windows 7
Right-click your desktop and select Personalize. Click Desktop Background near the bottom of the window, sort of to the left. In the lower-left corner, you’ll find a largish pull-down menu called Picture position. To fill the screen, pick either Fill or Stretch, depending on which result most pleases your eye.

Can I Spread Wallpaper Across Multiple Monitors?

I have background wallpapers that are 3360×1050 Dimension that I want to use across a dual monitors setup, when I set background image, I get the same image on each monitor instead of 1 image across both.
Also my screen saver only works on 1 monitor and not both. It is already set to extend the displays I have the Radeon HD 5450 video card with dual HDMI outputs two HP2509 monitors.
Could you give me some help with this ?

The first thing you need is a large enough photo. How large? As wide as the two monitors put together, and as high as the tallest of the two. For instance, if one monitor is 1600 x 900 and the other 1366 x 768, the picture’s resolution must be at least 2966 x 900. If the picture is larger than that, part of the image won’t be visible.

How to add a background image to your Google homepage quickly

If your google homepage wallpaper is going away, and you don’t know how to recover lost wallpaper quickly, the it might be the following information could tell you why your homepage wallpaper lost without any reason.

Google Homepage Wallpaper

As of October 16, 2012, you will no longer be able to select a new image as your background. Currently selected image will continue to appear on your Google homepage, until November 16, 2012 when the service will be turned off for all users.
What will happen to images that I’ve uploaded as my background?
Any images that you’ve uploaded through the Google homepage tool will continue to be available in your Picasa Web Albums.

However, don’t panic or worry about you are not allowed to recover lost wallpaper for google homepage, if your favorite picture or photos have been stored in your computer, and you are lucky to keep them all, you could go to that folder and get back your pictures; or if you have deleted or formatted your computer hard drive, them your data including photos of course would be gone away! But they are not disappeared permanently, they are just hidden for you, what you need to do is to take professional data recovery software to recover pictures. Google tutorial of picture recovery, you would get thousands of related articles of blogs to tell you how to fix it. So here I don’t think this need to give unnecessary details. Just quote one of tutorials for Mac users to go through. Topic is “How to recover lost pictures on Mac?”