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							I cannot find the facility I used to set background to an image I supplied. Am I losing my mind or is it hidden? | 
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							right click on desktop - desktop settings - wallpaper = image   hth 
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							Thanks! I right clicked on the desktop and there is no desktop settings on the list I've looked everywhere. Not only that but the image I set last night has evaporated and the under water cave is back | 
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							You are the MAN!...thanks! Alt + D or Alt + S worked Your original solution (right click desk top) worked last night wonder why the image had reverted to the underwater cave??? BUG??? | 
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							Fancy giving us a screenshot of what your right click on the desktop looks like? www.omploader.org is a decent host for pictures... I have no idea why it should disappear from the menu. Does it persist if you log out and back in again? 
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							first login this morning previously installed image was gone after taking your advice , 2 logins showed image OK tried to snapshot the right click window but the window disappears when I take the snapshot | 
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							Different ballgame trying to take a snapshot   Watch your KDE, let us know your OS and KDE version and open a new thread for every new "weirdness". 
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							maybe a picture using my digital camera will work IT DID WORK! just under 10 MB...9.7 MB here it is: http://ompldr.org/vYzM5Ng BBCODE http://ompldr.org/iYzM5Ng File: http://ompldr.org/vYzM5Ng http://ompldr.org/vYzM5Ng/IMG_1250.jpg Thumbnail: http://ompldr.org/tYzM5Ng | 
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							You could have just made a screenshot using your "print screen" (programme is called kscreenshot) button but this is great, too, albeit a ton more cumbersome. So you've changed your activity from "desktop" to "search and launch". I'd recommend this article http://www.ghacks.net/2010/08/16/kde-de ... -explained to get an idea. 
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							thanks but I am dropping the matter
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