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fDesc[0] = "Ever wanted to have an ever changing picture on your desktop which reflects your mood? Ever had a directory full of pictures which you don't know what to do about, but maybe would look good as a wallpaper on your desktop? Then DeskDeco is just the program for you. DeskDeco was designed to let you choose one such directory full of pictures and it will then shuffle through the list of pictures and select one to put on your desktop. By default, the desktop will be replaced everytime that Windows is started, but DeskDeco can be configured to keep changing the desktop at a variable period of time. Installation of DeskDeco is pretty straightforward. As with much of the other software, you double-click on the Setup icon and keep pressing Next until you encounter the Finish button, which you would then press. One thing to note, is that by default a shortcut will be created in the Startup menu, which actually makes DeskDeco run every time that Windows is started. Configuration of DeskDeco is accessed by double-clicking on the icon sitting on the system tray. You can start by entering a directory either by typing the path to the pictures or by pressing the Browse button and search for the path there. Once this is set, why not press the Test button to see if the path has been selected correctly. This should change the wallpaper and also display the same picture in the centre of DeskDeco's window for you to scroll around. You can also change the desktop wallpaper by clicking on the filename in the file-list. Once happy with the result, you can take a look at the final setting which determines if the wallpaper is changed continuously after a timeout or not. You can also change the timer for this option by selecting after how many minutes the wallpaper is replaced. So now, still more happy with the result, you can click the OK button to register these changes. The Cancel button will reset the modifications that you have made during the last session. The OK and Cancel buttons will close the window and return it back to the System Tray. If you want to close DeskDeco definitively, just click the Exit button";

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