Probably isn't considered much for run-time against the rest of Windows since
it's only background.  A program running it would get more attention I think is
the logic in that.  Seeing that you can tweak on other things though there might
be a way to do it for the background desktop (screen savers you notice are like
this too).  I used to seek out many such solutions to change the way Windows
runs but that was mostly for Win 3.1 and then Win 95, I began to skip those when
I got Win 98.
You might want to try looking up Windows tweaks for the [386Enh] section of
System.ini on the internet.

Bob

"Bill DeWitt" <the### [at] earthlinknet> wrote in message
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|
| "Eric Freeman" <eri### [at] datasynccom> wrote :
| >
| > I just tried a small (29k) animated GIF as my background and it was jerky
| > and slow to move (on a P133).
| >
|
|     I tried them too, and though I got some nice results on my 400mhz I
| wasn't satisfied. I didn't try the webpage thing, but it make sense, being
| as how I can load up a page with several large ones when making lessons for
| my child and they run fine.
|
|     I really would like "Active DeskTop" to have more support, if only for
| the "Gee Whiz" effect.
|
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