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Hey again, i'm in need of some help. When I set any image to center (smaller

than screen size, ie. 500px X 500px, it will strech out in a centered mode.

It should remain the same size yet centered, but it's stretched. Any help?

Thanks

 

Marco

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    "MarcoR" <MarcoR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    news:EF1768F7-252C-48C1-B13E-9D6A9C32F7EF@microsoft.com...

    > Hey again, i'm in need of some help. When I set any image to center

    > (smaller

    > than screen size, ie. 500px X 500px, it will strech out in a centered

    > mode.

    > It should remain the same size yet centered, but it's stretched. Any

    > help?

    > Thanks

    >

    > Marco

     

    Click in the right hand button at the bottom of the background selection

    panel.

    I hope that helps with your Windows Updates problem :>

    Tom

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    Heh, that's what the problem is. I choose that option but it still stretches

    out. If i got a 1 pixel wide image it wouldn't center, it'd stretch out

    across the screen.

     

    "Tom Allen" wrote:

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    > "MarcoR" <MarcoR@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

    > news:EF1768F7-252C-48C1-B13E-9D6A9C32F7EF@microsoft.com...

    > > Hey again, i'm in need of some help. When I set any image to center

    > > (smaller

    > > than screen size, ie. 500px X 500px, it will strech out in a centered

    > > mode.

    > > It should remain the same size yet centered, but it's stretched. Any

    > > help?

    > > Thanks

    > >

    > > Marco

    >

    > Click in the right hand button at the bottom of the background selection

    > panel.

    > I hope that helps with your Windows Updates problem :>

    > Tom

    >

    >

    >

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