Michael Leonard | Wallpaper app for the Internet One OS in 2008 @InternetOneOS | Uploaded October 2009 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
The first thing that shows up is a scrolling help file that lists a few things that the video demonstration will be showing.

@ 0:30 I go to the main menu (start menu clone) and to applications web portal ( the i1os web browser). I then make a selection box, the 2/3rds of the left side of the screen, I goto the system menu of the Web Portal app, and tell it to "fit" to selection box.

@ 0:42 I open the Wallpaper app in the same way you open it in Windows XP, by right clicking on the Desktop, then properties in Windows and Wallpaper in Internet One.

@ 0:50 I type in the phase "Cool 3d wallpaper" into the search section of the Web Portal, and then I tell it to search Google images with that phase.

@ 1:03 I visit some of the sites that Google had provided, and I drag and drop some of the resulting images onto the Wallpaper app. As I drop them, you will notice the file path and the image updating in the Wallpaper app.

@ 1:25 After adding three pictures from the Web Portal app into the Wallpaper app, I then show that I can easiliy delete any entry by pressing the delete button in red on the bottom right. (this feature is not in Windows XP).

@ 1:42 Now that I have a few images on my list in the Wallpaper app, I then close the Web Portal down. I use the apply button and the position menu to cycle through some of the options. Very simular to the Windows XP wallpaper app.

Stretch mode stretches the image to fullscreen no matter what size the image actually is. So if it is a small picture it will be stretched larger, if the images is very large, the image will be stretched smaller. You might want to use this feature to insure your image fits the page.

Centre mode places the image in the centre of the page it is placed on, no resizing is done.

Scale mode is like centre mode in the way the image is centred, but this time it is scaled up to fit the page, but unlike the stretch mode, this mode will keep the aspect ratio.

The tile mode is an image the repeates (like how a tiled floor would repeat it's pattern).

@ 2:31 I then open a new folder using the Explorer app, so that I can show how you can use the same Wallpaper app to change the folders's wallpaper. In this way all folders act the same as the Desktop.