How to use full image as a wallpaper?

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I'm trying to make a certain image my wallpaper, but want to capture the entire image and not crop any of it out or distort it in any way. What dimensions does it have to be in? One wallpaper made for this purpose at 480x854 worked, but it was a bad quality picture, when I tried another 480x854 image it wouldn't work. I was forced to cropping it. So how can I do this?

You might want to try some of the wallpaper programs on the market.

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Originally Posted by kimmikolter

I'm trying to make a certain image my wallpaper, but want to capture the entire image and not crop any of it out or distort it in any way. What dimensions does it have to be in? One wallpaper made for this purpose at 480x854 worked, but it was a bad quality picture, when I tried another 480x854 image it wouldn't work. I was forced to cropping it. So how can I do this?

do this...

download flikie hd from the marketplace. after downloading go to your gallery and select your image. click more. click set as. click flikie wallpaper.

voila. whole picture. no cropping.

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Use this:

Wallpaper Wizardrii

1080 x 960 is the wallpaper resolution.

Flikie HD

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Originally Posted by nalomo

do this...

download flikie hd from the marketplace. after downloading go to your gallery and select your image. click more. click set as. click flikie wallpaper.

voila. whole picture. no cropping.

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+1

I agree this works great.

Originally Posted by nalomo

do this...

download flikie hd from the marketplace. after downloading go to your gallery and select your image. click more. click set as. click flikie wallpaper.

voila. whole picture. no cropping.

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omg thanx this fix my dilema

Originally Posted by CaelanT

Use this:

Wallpaper Wizardrii

THIS IS THE ONE THAT WORKS BEST !!!!!


I TRIED THIS AND ALSO flikie hd............. THIS DOESNT DO IT

Another one (and my favorite) is QuickPic. When used to select a wallpaper it defaults to crop mode, but you can also select "No cropping", in that case the image is passed to the wallpaper setter directly.