Post a Picture of Your Desktop

[Dave45681]

Here's the pic I am using right now:



It's the Hellgate Bridge from the Train Show at the Bronx Botanical Garden over the Holidays. There were at least 2 other large bridges like this there too.

[darianj]

QUOTE: Originally posted by FJ and G

Here's my desktop...





My "other" desktop is at work and now has a photo I took of a speeding train.

That's pretty kool.

[FJ and G]

Thanks, Mitch, but John's is much more elaborate and nice. It's a new Mac with plenty of get up and go.

I used this photo on my desktop...but it squeezed it horizontally (took this photo on the old Southern near my house)

[mitchelr]

QUOTE: Originally posted by FJ and G

Here's my desktop...

That is one sweeeeet Mac...[8D][8D][8D] Love the train on the desktop too!

Mitch

[csxt30]

Here's mine, I'm sort of buit in !! [:D][:D]

[FJ and G]

Here's my desktop...





My "other" desktop is at work and now has a photo I took of a speeding train.

[IronHoarse]

Here's mine.

[image]http://www.moranweather.com/trains/DT.jpg[/image]

[tschmidt]

You all have some great photos on your desktops.
TomS

[MadMarx]

Ckick to enlarge......

[tschmidt]

This is my desktop photo. It's from a trip to India and it's taken at the Taj Mahal.


Namiste, TomS

[IronHoarse]

QUOTE: Originally posted by prewardude

Press the "Print Screen" button on your keyboard. This will copy the image of your desktop to Windows' invisible "clipboard." Open up Paint, and press Ctrl + V. That should paste the image into Paint. Save the image out as a JPG to your "My Pictures" folder and you should be set. It would be a good idea to resize the image from there, or you can resize it in Paint before you save it.

That's how you do it in Windows. If you're using a Mac, somebody else is gonna have to help you out., as I have no experience with Macs.

Regards,
Clint [:)]

Thanks...I never knew that button existed before today.

[mitchelr]

Here's what I have on my desktop.


PS - On a Mac you follow all of the instructions for posting a photo until you get to the part about Properties. On the Mac you right click on the enlarged image and choose copy image address, then past that in the reply between the img tags.

[8D] Mitch

[prewardude]

Press the "Print Screen" button on your keyboard. This will copy the image of your desktop to Windows' invisible "clipboard." Open up Paint, and press Ctrl + V. That should paste the image into Paint. Save the image out as a JPG to your "My Pictures" folder and you should be set. It would be a good idea to resize the image from there, or you can resize it in Paint before you save it.

That's how you do it in Windows. If you're using a Mac, somebody else is gonna have to help you out., as I have no experience with Macs.

Regards,
Clint [:)]

[IronHoarse]

Hi,
Are you guys using a camera to copy your desktops? Or is there another way?

[prewardude]

[rlplionel]

Here I am holding up the Grand Canyon Railway a few years ago.



Robert
http://home.surewest.net/rlplionel/Robert.htm

[pbjwilson]

Here's mine. It's been on about a month now. Gettin about time for a change.

[Anonymous]

Here's a pic of my desktop that of course has that long train car consist on it:



Im thinking soon I may take more train pics and have them as my desktop.

Chris