iMage-in

iMage-in allows you to place an “image in” your Windows 2000/XP desktop. These pictures appear on top of your wallpaper and icons. You can have the images change on a set interval to create mini-slideshows, use them as desktop shortcuts, make them transparent, have them overlapping, or just cover up that link to the Pokémon website so your friends don’t see it.

Any image can be used as a slideshow. You can have each cycle forward, backward, or choose randomly among all the supported graphic files in a folder (BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, and TIF formats). You decide how often each picture is updated. For example, you can have one image cycle forward through folder A every minute, one be chosen randomly from folder B every hour, and one not change at all.

You can use windows of nearly any size, and the aspect ratio of each image will be maintained. You can also set a specific image window size and have pictures stretch to fit into those dimensions.

Developer : SuperJerk (designed by Mad_Mike)
Version : 0.3
Filesize : 353KB

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