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Texas flag 1 (light) |
Texas flag 2 (darker) |
Texas Capitol postcard |
Texas flag with Alamo |
Texas flag with Capitol |
West Texas postcard |
Alamo |
Texas beaches flag 1 |
Texas beaches flag 2 |
San Jacinto monument |
Sam Houston statue
at Huntsville |
Part of the inscription on the base of the San Jacinto monument |
Washington on the Brazos, where Texas independence was declared |
Texas Bluebonnets |
Texas Capitol in December |
President George Bush
Library at Texas A&M |
El Capitan, Texas' 8th
highest peak |
Buddy Holly (oops, can we write that?) Story at
London's Strand theater |
Texas Defense |
Double
Mountain fork of the Brazos River
just north of Rotan on Texas 70 |
Double
Mountain fork of the Brazos River
just north of Rotan on Texas 70 |
Captain Scott's flag |
First Flag of the Republic |
The Texas Zephyr |
Church at Panna Maria |
USS
Texas over the Flag of the Texas Navy |
Dallas'
Magnolia Building |
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U.S. Supreme Court building in D.C. |
U.S. Supreme Court building in D.C., close-up |
Reflecting pool between Lincoln Memorial & Washington monument with
new WWII Memorial |
U.S. Capitol, west side |
Interior, Library of Congress |
Washington National
Cathedral |
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To
download wallpaper to your computer desktop:
For Windows users:
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Click on image of your
choice. A new page will appear with just the wallpaper image.
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Right click on the image,
and a menu will appear.
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Choose "set as wallpaper"
in MS Explorer or in
FireFox choose "Set as Desktop Background."
For Macintosh (Classic
OS) users:
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Click on image of your
choice. A new page will appear with just the wallpaper image.
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Move your cursor over the
wallpaper image, hold your mouse button down until you see a menu and
select "Save This Image As."
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In the dialog box that
pops up, choose where you'd like to save the image (we suggest your
desktop for now).
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Go inside your apple menu
to control panel, and select "appearance."
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In appearance, select
Desktop, then click "place picture."
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Select the wallpaper file
you saved and click "choose." Select "position automatically."
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Click "set desktop," close
the window, and you're done!
For Macintosh (OS X)
users:
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Click on image of your
choice. A new page will appear with just the wallpaper image.
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Move your cursor over the
wallpaper image, hold your mouse button down until you see a menu and
select "Download Image to Disk."
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Go inside your apple menu
to System Preferences, and select "Desktop."
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Drag the image you
downloaded from the desktop to the "Current Desktop Picture" in the
Desktop preference pane.
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Close the window, and
you're done!
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