Published February 01, 2006 by:Jasmine StarrView Profile | Follow | Add to FavoritesMore:Windows Xp HelpDialogInternet GuideWindows XpAdvance GuideIf you are new to computers then this guide will help you get started with the basic things in Windows XP. In this Windows XP Guide for Beginners I will show you how to do some of the basic things like changing your wallpaper on your desktop, arranging your icons on your desktop and more. In this Windows XP Guide I will show you the following:How to Change your Desktop Wallpaper
How to Arrange your Desktop Icons
How to Create New Folders on your Desktop
How to Change the View of your Folders
How to Change your Screen Saver
How to Change the Text on your Desktop
How to Create a Shortcut on your Desktop
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How to Change your Desktop Wallpaper in Windows XP
To change your wallpaper, right click anywhere on your desktop and select Properties in the drop down box. A dialog box will appear. At the top of your dialog box click on the Desktop Tab. That will bring up your wallpaper window. Under Background scroll through the backgrounds to choose the wallpaper that you want. Once you have chosen the one you like, click Apply, then OK. And that's it. You have changed your wallpaper.
If you want to use an image that isn't in your Background window, simply click on Browse. That will bring up the window for you to locate the image on your computer that you want to use. Once you have located your image click OK. Then click Apply and then OK.
If you see a wallpaper on the Internet that you want to use as a wallpaper, simply right click on the wallpaper and select Set As Wallpaper. That will place it on your desktop.
How to Arrange your Desktop Icons in Windows XP
Sometimes your desktop can become really crowded and you can't find the icon that you are looking for. Not a problem. Simply right click on your desktop and select Arrange Icons By > Name. That will put them in alphabetical order. Or you can select Modified and that will put them in the order that they were created.
How to Create New Folders on your Desktop in Windows XP
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