Oh and i forgot to mention that when i do stretch the image through the bottom panel the shut down option disappears below the bottom of the monitor.

You need to crop the wallpaper into 2 pieces.

The top panel you set to "False". The wall will fill in that area.

The bottom panel is set to 100 pixels by default.

So if you start with a 1280x1024 wallpaper, you need to open it in your graphics program and crop 100 pixels off the bottom of the wall and use that as the bmp for the bottom panel.

Then the remaining piece, 1280x924, you use for the center panel. It takes some practice, but if you get it just right, you won't be able to tell where the split is and they will look like one piece.

Hope that helps.

Congratulations on the new grandson!!....welcome to the world Jay....

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Thank you so much, i am just the proudest grnadmother you ever did see..hehe I will put a picture up shortly..Have not actually uploaded one just yet.

Now thanks again also for that bit of advice, it worked wonderfully, and i tell you i can finally finish off all those screens i have made but have not been completed because of that reason..lol

Uploading that new screen shortly. hope you like it.!!!!

Lisa