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Easily restore a lost desktop picture
I do this every day transfering from a work monitor to the powerbook display at home. I have found that my best friend is GeekTool. I can specify a picture and tell it how to display.
If that is overkill, I would use your script and download Quicksilver. You can attach global hot keys to just about anything (files/programs/scripts). Simply attach a hot key to your script and any time you are without a background, hit the hot key combo. It doesn't matter what app you are in as long as you use a combo that is not used by another app. I like ctrl+opt+shift+[modifier]. Just my 2 cents.
Easily restore a lost desktop picture
This script is addressing a real flaw. I have the problem on my second monitor as I bring my PowerBook between home and work each day and plug it into a differently sized second monitor in each place. Unfortunately, this script only applies to the main monitor: |
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