Widescreen wallpapers for multi monitors

Windows 8 has positively inherited the visual configuration virtues of its predecessors Improving them and including new capabilities for system tuning to our tastes. And one of the things I like to modify on my computers is the desktop background, to give the environment a bit of visual variety.

Image carousel type wallpapers

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Although it is a feature that comes natively from Windows 7 at least, it is worth remembering how we can configure our desktop so that a carousel of imageswill be displayed automatically and thus give more life to our system."

"We start by right-clicking on any free area of ​​the desktop and we access the contextual menu where we will select Personalize ."

We will access the desktop configuration window and we will see that in the lower left corner we have a type of desktop background called ">

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Lastly, I can choose the source from which I am going to take the images. Whether they are Windows themes, the default system folders or any image that is stored on my system The latter is very good for, for example, putting photos of our most remembered trip as wallpaper.

Panoramic Image Carousels

For those who haven't tried it, working on a Windows 8 multi-monitor system is very comfortable and productive. Having twice the space allows you to have more information, in the most appropriate place and more at hand.

And for those of us who can enjoy this hardware configuration, Microsoft offers on its Windows 8 Personalization Gallery Site, a collection of Themes that include panoramic images that extend between the monitors we have; in addition to changing the colors of the desktop to adjust it to the color tone of the background image.

What about those of us who are using a device with a single monitor, be it a laptop, a PC or a tablet? Well, no problem, being a Theme, detects the display capabilities and we will see a cropped version of the images.And even if the screens had different resolutions, it would also adjust.

New Visual Configurations Coming

The last thing that has arrived, are the new backgrounds for the blocking page that can be purchased in the Store, such as the NASA's Astronomy Pic of Day, where (for a very modest price) the application updates the initial screen of our Windows 8 daily with the most impressive photographs related to astronomy.

It won't take long to see this same ability to set up image carousels for the account login screen, which right now can only be set to the system preset styles.

And the last step will be when, taking advantage of the current capabilities of the devices, we can configure videos as animated backgrounds of our Windows 8.