How to have your background as a website!
How to have your background as a website!
ghost | 5719 Reads | HOW TO MAKE HELLBOUNDHACKERS.ORG YOUR BACKGROUND!!
This is my first article and i hope you like and enjoy it :).
By the end of this article you should have any website as your background display picture in 6 simple steps!!
Ok so, what we have to do is make an Iframe website in html from notepad, then we will save it as a .html file
and save it as our background.
to do this we need to:
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Start –> All programs –> Accessories –> Notepad
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Type in the notepad file:
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Save this is whateveryouwant.html
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right click on your decktop and clcik properties.
5)click decktop in the menu
Now you shuold have a list of background images you can have, all you have to do is clcik browse and then find
the file and click open.
6)Now the "whateveryouwant.html" file shuold be in the list of backgrounds you can have click on it and its
done.
HOW TO GET IT OFF!
If your fed up of this and you now want your old background back on, youl notice that when you right click your
just right clicking on the website you chosen to be your background.
Follow these steps to get it off:
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Right click as far as you can to any side of the screen (in the white bit of the Iframe).
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Now click properties and decktop again, then change the background to a normal picture again.
I hope you used and liek this article and please rate it :)
ghost 17 years ago
I believe the desktop is always a webpite, not exactly sure though. That's how it is fer windows 98 at least… in any case, nice article :)
ghost 17 years ago
It's the "Active Desktop" in XP, too. Kudos on the article, beit the trick is simple, the idea is very, very nice.
ghost 17 years ago
kewl, but is there any way to get sumthin to display on the other screen someone might have?? (dual screen)
ghost 17 years ago
markup<meta http-equiv="refresh" content="5;URL=http://www.hellboundhackers.org/">
This means it doesnt have a frame.
ghost 17 years ago
this is awesome just a shame I've got so many icons clogging it up, thanks for the article