On Saturday 07 August 2004 03:36 pm, Stephen Kühn wrote: > It is probably best to create your own wallpapers directory under your > home - or even in your Documents directory - then save the wallpapers > there. > > When you are logged in as a normal user, you cannot write to a > system-wide directory - permissions. > > I do find it strange, however, that you can't write to that directory as > the root user; but either which, just create a directory to store you > fave papers in under your Documents directory and all will be well - and > you'll be keeping your system nice and tidy. > > stephen kuhn - proprietor Thanks that worked and I have a better understanding of the wallpaper tool. bj
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