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#5580 10-Nov-2005 10:03
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is there anyone out there that can help this ipaq dummy. im trying to set a personal pic as my background on my 2410. i go through the normal procedure but the problem im getting is that the pic is too big so just a small top left portion of the pic shows on the background.

all advice comments appreciated

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#22946 10-Nov-2005 10:15
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Welcome to Geekzone.

Perhaps you should resize the picture on your desktop? The best tool for this is the free Image Resizer Powertoy. After you install it, just right click any image and you have the option to resize it - and you can specify the size or select from predefined sizes.

It will create a new file by default.





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