Downloads

Not all that much to speak of here yet. Just a few C.C.C. related desktop wallpapers that you may (or may not) like! See bottom of page if you need to know how to set these up... I may try my hand at writing a few screensavers to compliment the backgrounds if there is any interest... it'd be nice if you could drop me a quick note if you like any of these so I can gauge whether there's any point doing anything further! If anyone wants to send us anything they have created or if you have any suggestions for something to add to this section, it would be most welcome!
Desktop Wallpapers
Oil painted effect... 800x600 1024x768	Star-burst glare... 800x600 1024x768
Silky-smooth desktop... 800x600 1024x768	Silkier-still desktop... 800x600 1024x768
Give us a wave... 800x600 1024x768
Instructions These instructions are designed for Windows users. If you have the good sense to be using some other OS, then you should be big and ugly enough to know what you are doing! There are two ways to utilize the images above as your desktop wallpaper in Windows, the first way is quick and easy, while the second allows you more permanent access to the images making it easier to switch back and forth: Click on whatever link relates to your system's screen resolution and when the image has loaded in the new window, simply right-click on it and select 'Set as Wallpaper'. Right-click on the appropriate link for your system and choose 'Save Target As' (Internet Explorer) or 'Save Link As' (Netscape Navigator). Choose a folder such as 'My Documents' and save the image. Once you have done this, minimise all windows and right-click on a blank area of your desktop and select 'Properties' from the bottom of the context menu. Under the 'Background' tab, click the 'Browse' button and locate the image you saved on your hard drive and click 'Open'. Then click the 'Apply' and 'OK' button. You should now see the new image as your desktop background... Once you get fed up with a background, you can restore a 'blank' desktop by following the instructions in the second half of instruction set 2 (above) and instead of clicking the 'Browse' button, simply choose 'None' at the top of the desktops list-box. If anyone finds these instructions inadequate or inaccurate for a particular Windows version, please mail me and I'll try to revise the instructions.