You can check or change your screen resolution in the Displays preferences pane, which I discuss later in this chapter. For example, if your screen resolution is set to 1024 x 768, the image should be at least this size. Use this pop-up menu to set the picture changing frequency.įor best results, use pictures that are the same size or larger than your screen resolution. Turning on the Random order check box beside this displays the images in random order.
To change the picture periodically, turn on the Change picture check box and select a frequency option from the pop-up menu ( Figure 33 ).
Choose an option to indicate how the picture should appear onscreen. If the picture's dimensions are not the same as the screen resolution, choose an option from the pop-up menu beside the image preview ( Figure 32 ) to indicate how it should appear. In this example, I've selected a photo of the Grand Canyon from my Pictures folder. It appears in the image well above the collection list and the desktop's background picture changes ( Figure 31 ). The images in the collection appear on the right side of the window.Ĭlick to select the image you want. In the list on the left side of the window, select an image collection or folder. In the Desktop & Screen Saver preferences pane, click the Desktop button to display Desktop options ( Figure 30 ). Energy Saver is covered later in this chapter. The Energy Saver preferences pane offers more protection for LCD displays than Screen Saver. All it does is cover the normal screen display with graphics, providing an interesting visual when your computer is inactive. Mac OS X's built-in screen saver doesn't really "save" anything. The Screen Saver pane of the Desktop & Screen Saver preferences pane. The Desktop pane of the Desktop & Screen Saver preferences pane. Index توضیحات افزودن یادداشت جدید Desktop & Screen Saver The Desktop & Screen Saver preferences pane ( Figures 30 and 35 ) enables you to set the background picture for the Mac OS X desktop and configure a screen saver that appears when your computer is idle. Visual QuickStart Guide: Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger
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