Wealden Link

Limited Edition Wallpaper No.4 PDF Print

Lashbrooks Publishing are producing a WealdenLink "Limited Edition Series" of replacement Desktop Wallpaper for your laptop and desktop computer screens. Each of the photographs will only be available for downloading for a limited period, so if you want to collect the complete set, you will need to revisit our website on a regular basis.

These free wallpaper images are covered by Copyright and are made available for personal use on your home or work computer only, and may not be modified, copied, reproduced, republished, uploaded or distributed in any way without prior written permission from Lashbrooks Publishing. Commercial use is strictly prohibited.

 
Mend the Gap Wallpaper
 
 
 
 

Instructions for users of Mozilla Firefox browser (for other browsers refer to suppliers manual)

Choose the image you wish to use, then click on the correct resolution for your computer monitor. This should bring the image up on another page. Hover your mouse over the picture and right click your mouse. This should bring up a drop down menu. Select 'Set as wallpaper' or 'Set as desktop background' from the menu and a widget will appear. Set the Position to 'Centre' and then click on tab 'Set Desktop Background'. The image should now be set as your wallpaper.

To ascertain how big your screen is, shrink your browser window, then click with the right mouse button on an empty piece of desktop. A pop-up menu should appear. Then select 'Properties'. A box should appear with tabs across the top. Select the 'Settings' tab and on the right-hand side of the box,  look for 'Desktop Area' or 'Screen resolution' and this will tell you how big your screen is.

 

Look out for further desktop wallpapers and other free download items by regularly visiting our website.

 
 

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