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Latest revision as of 12:18, 2 December 2010

Active Desktop is a feature built into the Microsoft Windows operating system since Windows 95 that allows users to display interactive content, such as web pages, as their desktop wallpaper.

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Right-click on the desktop and select Properties.
Click the Desktop Tab.
Click the Customize button.
Click the Web Tab
Click New
Enter a web address in the location field, click OK.
With the web address selected, click the Properties button and select the Schedule tab.
Set the Synchronization time to a time that makes sense for your computer usage - Select My Scheduled Update, select the Schedule tab and pick a time.
To make the active desktop fill the whole screen - hover your mouse over the upper right had corner of the image - a menu will appear allowing you to select a layout for the desktop.

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 # Click the '''Web Tab'''
 # Click '''New'''
-# Enter '''<nowiki>http://www.gustavus.edu/labs</nowiki>''' in the location field, click '''OK'''.
+# Enter '''a web address''' in the location field, click '''OK'''.
-# With the <nowiki>http://www.gustavus.edu/labs</nowiki> selected, click the '''Properties''' button and select the '''Schedule''' tab.
+# With the web address selected, click the '''Properties''' button and select the '''Schedule''' tab.
-# Set the Sychronization time to a time that makes sense for your computer usage - Select '''My Scheduled Update''', select the '''Schedule''' tab and pick a time. [[Image:Active_desktop_expand.jpg|130px|thumb|right]]
+# Set the Synchronization time to a time that makes sense for your computer usage - Select '''My Scheduled Update''', select the '''Schedule''' tab and pick a time.
 # To make the active desktop fill the whole screen - hover your mouse over the upper right had corner of the image - a menu will appear allowing you to select a layout for the desktop.