As a newlywed (1 year Sunday) with a baby on the way, I'd love a portable utility along the lines of WallSwap (http://www.paranoia.clara.net/software/wallswap.html), a wallpaper swapper that randomly chooses a picture from a pre-set directory, can randomly change wallpaper throughout the day, and will resize or tile the images as desired.
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Read this thread before "they" jump on you!
You have been warned!
https://portableapps.com/node/7638
Try searching before asking, upper right hand corner.
But it's not always that easy.
Yes, you made a request, not an "if" or "when" but "they" won't be that forgiving.
Say two "Paters", one "Ave" and one "Gloria".
You will have done enough penitence.
Mr. Bunny forgives you
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Things have got to get better, they can't get worse, or can they?
I did my homework on *ortableApps, U3, and Google, and found the results of my search lacking.
Many conversations refer to the U3-compatible swapper but I never got that program to work with my U3-installed Titanium USB key.
I hoped by being very specific about the features I was looking for and referring to a specific program that offers said features as an example that I could be helped in my quest by people with more resources than I'm aware of, and more knowledgeable about portable programs.
I downloaded this so called "Wallswap" and started using it. It turns out that all the settings are written to an ini file. It creates 4 (or 3 or 5) reg keys but are not used by the program, so they are safe to delete. The only issue is to get the original wallpaper back once you're finished using a computer. Other than that it should be portable already.
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