> There also seems to be a PP builtin called paper.  However, this
> doesn't seem to work if you set the background to a png (in xp) and
> probably a jpg as well.  For example, mine says c:\documents and
> settings\brian\local settings\application
> data\microsoft\wallpaper1.bmp when I set it to a png, but it says 
> what I expect it to when I set it to a bitmap.

If you set the wallpaper to anything other than a bitmap, windows 
converts it to a bitmap, stores it in the location you described, 
and sets it as the wallpaper.

I think the registry key I mentioned references the original 
PNG/GIF/JPG or whatever, but "debug &(paper)" references the actual 
bitmap, which could be regarded as more accurate.

I haven't tested this David (the OP), but perhaps if you deleted the 
item referenced by the registry key, that will be enough since the 
wallpaper1.bmp is temporary anyway.

Ravi




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