I will now show you how to use Microsoft Paint to resize a photo for use as the desktop wallpaper for Windows 10 and also for Windows 7 and 8. Computer monitors come is so many different shapes and sizes now that it’s impossible to ensure that your photos are going to match the dimensions without any issues. The important part of setting a photo as your desktop wallpaper is ensuring that the width and height of the photo will match the proportions of your computers’ monitor. I tend to find that either the photo is distorted and people’s faces look squashed or a part of the photo is chopped off to make it fit. By resizing a photo you avoid any distortion which can be encountered from time to time. My last question was downvoted (I will admit, it was bad), and I am now determined to ask good questions.As a follow-up to my previous post, how to set your own photo as your Desktop Wallpaper, I’m going to show you how to adjust the size of a photo being used as your desktop wallpaper. PS: I am pretty new here, and don't know to much about most things, including using SO. Thanks if you can provide any information. What I am asking is, how to get from my current point, where I have a normal program (i.e, start in main, do some graphics.) which loops fine by itself, but I am trying to figure out, how to make it an actual screensaver - which, unfortunately, cannot be solved simply by renaming it. Some info: Trying to make it for windows 7 (using windows 7 if it matters) using C++. (virtually all screensaver tagged questions I found on SO were about users who either knew how to make a screensaver, or those who wanted to not make one but check on one, i.e if it started running during program execution. Problem is, either the resources regarding this are scare, by case, or my Google-fu is just not working today. and perhaps some of the associated preview window features, because we need to get it selected. Essentially what I want to do is, make it run, by itself, off the timer. I have made the screensaver, per say, of what actually runs.
I realize the above is not so much a specific question, and I have no code to speak of, but I feel that others also have been unable to accomplish this feat - it strikes me as one of those problems where case can be everything.
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