Free Bf Wallpaper Biography
Making Your Wallpaper
You should make your image however you want. Just make sure you end up saving it as a 640x480* size raster image. (Actually, you can use other sizes and fix things in the phone, but you should try to do all the hard work on a real computer.)
Some tools you might want to look at are Adobe Photoshop (see the CoolPsTuts video if you want photoshop handholding, except update: as of 2011-04-12 this video was marked private and so is unavailable; it's not mine so I can't fix it), Gimp (free), or even Microsoft Paint. There are also on-line tools that do editing, although I haven't used them. Or just take a nice photo with a digital camera and resize it to.
Long click on a blank part of the home screen and click on "wallpapers" and "Select wallpaper from...Pictures" on the menus that pop up.
Run the Gallery application, navigate to show the picture you want on the whole screen, then select "Set as..." and "Set picture as...Wallpaper"
Android now pops up your picture with an orange box to let you crop the wallpaper. This is Dumb. Your image is 640x480*, but Android wants you to take a subset of it. Don't do that, since it will then expand the image and make an ugly, pixelated mess. (Google: why doesn't this default to the size of your screen?!)
Making Your Wallpaper
You should make your image however you want. Just make sure you end up saving it as a 640x480* size raster image. (Actually, you can use other sizes and fix things in the phone, but you should try to do all the hard work on a real computer.)
Some tools you might want to look at are Adobe Photoshop (see the CoolPsTuts video if you want photoshop handholding, except update: as of 2011-04-12 this video was marked private and so is unavailable; it's not mine so I can't fix it), Gimp (free), or even Microsoft Paint. There are also on-line tools that do editing, although I haven't used them. Or just take a nice photo with a digital camera and resize it to.
Long click on a blank part of the home screen and click on "wallpapers" and "Select wallpaper from...Pictures" on the menus that pop up.
Run the Gallery application, navigate to show the picture you want on the whole screen, then select "Set as..." and "Set picture as...Wallpaper"
Android now pops up your picture with an orange box to let you crop the wallpaper. This is Dumb. Your image is 640x480*, but Android wants you to take a subset of it. Don't do that, since it will then expand the image and make an ugly, pixelated mess. (Google: why doesn't this default to the size of your screen?!)
Free Bf Wallpaper
Free Bf Wallpaper
Free Bf Wallpaper
Free Bf Wallpaper
Free Bf Wallpaper
Free Bf Wallpaper
Free Bf Wallpaper
Free Bf Wallpaper
Free Bf Wallpaper
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