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The Rotunda U.Va. Chapel
The Rotunda U.Va. Chapel
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Spring in the Gardens The Lawn in Fall
Spring in the Gardens The Lawn in Fall
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Stormy Day on the Lawn Pavilion I
Stormy Day on the Lawn Pavilion I
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U.Va. Chapel in Winter  
U.Va. Chapel in Winter  
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  Windows Users:
  1. Determine the resolution of your monitor by clicking on Start, Settings, Control Panel, Display, and then Settings tab.
  2. Select the version of the photograph you want that matches (or is the closest size over) your monitor resolution.
  3. A new page will load showing the photo you have selected. After it has fully loaded, right click on it and select "Set as Wallpaper" or “Set as Background.”
Macintosh OS9:
  1. Determine the resolution of your monitor by clicking on Apple Menu Items, Control Panel, and then Monitors Control Panel.
  2. Select the version of the photograph you want that matches (or is the closest size over) your monitor resolution.
  3. A new page will load showing the photo you have selected. After it has fully loaded, control click on it and select "Download Image to Disk."
  4. Click on Apple Menu Items, Control Panel, and then Appearance and select the "Desktop" tab.
  5. Drag your downloaded image on top of the control panel and click the "Set Desktop" button.
Macintosh OSX:
  1. Determine the resolution of your monitor in the "Displays" panel of "System Preferences."
  2. Select the version of the photograph you want that matches (or is the closest size over) your monitor resolution.
  3. A new page will load showing the photo you have selected. After it has fully loaded, control click on it and select "Download Image to Disk."
  4. Open the "Desktop" panel of “System Preferences” and drag your downloaded image on top of the block labeled "Current Desktop Picture."
Last Modified: 01-Mar-2007 12:35:14 EDT