save an image in open form, but not as wallpaper


waynebagley

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I have an image that I would like to see on my desktop always in the open position such as images are viewed in the windows picture application. (minus the text).
I do not want to save as wallpaper. I would just like to see it open at all times and even change my wallpaper on occasion and not see it altered

I guess that this would be in a icon format?????

Is this even possible.?


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Hi, @waynebagley.

If I understand your question correctly...

Save image to your 'Pictures' with a name. Click 'Pictures' > Right click on the named image > Click on 'Send To' > Click on 'Desktop, create shortcut'.

I hope this is what you want. :)

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I don't save images as wallpaper per se but simply Personalize the desktop using pictures in my C:\Users\Berton\Pictures folder.
 

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waynebagley said:
I have an image that I would like to see on my desktop always in the open position such as images are viewed in the windows picture application. (minus the text).
I do not want to save as wallpaper. I would just like to see it open at all times and even change my wallpaper on occasion and not see it altered

I guess that this would be in a icon format?????

Is this even possible.?

Windows 11
Click to expand...
rainmeter can help, example

Rainmeter + deviantart > HORAE_SUITE_by_adni18

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