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MAC TIP
To change your desktop wallpaper in OS X, follow these steps:
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Click the Desktop to make the Finder active.
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Select Preferences under the Finder menu.
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Change the wallpaper by pressing the Select Picture button.
By default, this opens the Desktop Pictures folder in the Library directory, but you can browse to anywhere on your computer to find a suitable JPEG or PICT file.
Incidentally, you can also use PDF files as desktop wallpapera good idea if you have any text in the image. A preview opens so you can look at your pictures before selecting one.
GEEK SPEAK
A LAN (Local Area Network) is a group of computers in relatively close proximity (for example, in the same office or in the same building) that are on the same network. If the computers are spread out geographically, it's called a WAN (Wide Area Network).