Background/Wallpaper Index

• Read the Copyright Notice
• Find your monitor resolution. In Windows 95 or NT select Settings -> Control Panel -> Display -> Monitor. While you are there make sure you are using at least 65536 colors, these images all have 16 million colors. If you are a UNIX or MAC person you must be smart enough to figure your monitor resolution yourself [the largest size 1280x1024 works perfectly on my UNIX Box with 21" monitor].
• Select the image you want and wait for it to load.
• Right click on the image. Select "Save Image As ...", or on a PC simply select "Set as Wallpaper".
• If you're on a PC you are done. Solaris gurus know how to do the final step: open the image in xv and select Root. If you are using CDE (Common Desktop Environment) you will have to go to the Style Manager and select Backdrop -> NoBackDrop to see the image on root.

320 x 256 Sample (1/4 biggest size)	Description	Screen Size
	A composite of 4 of my images of Mt. Huntington, Alaska. The composite was put together by Jay Kerr, who has climbed Huntington three times! Works best on large monitors, at least 17" (ideally 21").	1280 x 1024 (best, ~397KB) 1024 x 768 (~145KB)

For other beautiful climbing and mountain backgrounds see Guillaume Dargaud's Mountaineering Wallpaper and Antarctic Wallpaper pages.