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another way
You can also make a small image the color you want (say 128 x 128 pixels) and stretch it to fill the screen. This is how Apple does it. The actual files Apple uses for solid color desktops are 128 X 128 pixel .png files, located in /Library/Desktop Pictures/Solid Colors/ As long as you are creating an image, you might as well make one the color you want. Fewer steps involved, and you always have it.
another way to make the color tile image
It occurs to me that you don't need an image editor like Photoshop Elements to do create the image.
another way to make the color tile image
"Photoshop's eyedropper won't sample colors outside Photoshop's workspace."
another way to make the color tile image
Thanks so much! Encountering a Photoshop tip as useful as this one has made my day... no, my week. Listen, it's saved me a bunch of steps. Thanks! |
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