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Desktop Wallpaper Tips by Freddie Stewart

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Avoid screen captures from videos that are no DVD quality. Enlarging low resolution pictures is not a good idea as image degradation is noticeable.

Try getting free images from Media Miner and Google Image Search.

If your image has artifacts (small uneven squares of color) try cleaning them off first. If you can get a good clean image, better.

Choose colors that go well together. A desktop wallpaper is really a work of art and should be treated as such.

Do not overly compress your image when saving it. A 1024x768 pixel image is generally 100kb.

Be prepared to spend a lot of time creating your wallpaper. If you know how to use Photoshop, experiment with various filters and effects.

The purpose of desktop wallpapers is to not only to beautify your desktop, it is also a reflection of your personality. A simple, clean background reflects a well organized mind.

You have finished making your image and you now want to know how to place it on your desktop. Here are some simple steps you can follow;

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About Freddie Stewart
F Stewart is an IT Professional. He launched CollegiateWallpapers.com to allow college students, alumni, and fans to feature their favorite teams on their websites. Visit http://www.CollegiateWallpapers.com for more information.
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