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Path to Snow Leopard desktop picture?
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Does anyone have the path to the Snow Leopard desktop picture? I'm not sure where it lives.
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/Library/Desktop Pictures/Nature/Aurora.jpg
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/System/Library/CoreServices/DefaultDesktop.jpg
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Vandelay Industries
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Thanks.
It's sorta stupid that Desktop control panel doesn't recognize subfolders. If I want to choose a folder of images for desktop pics at random, all the images must be copied into one folder with no subfolders. Sorta a stupid way of doing it.
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Originally Posted by mediahound 
Thanks.
It's sorta stupid that Desktop control panel doesn't recognize subfolders. If I want to choose a folder of images for desktop pics at random, all the images must be copied into one folder with no subfolders. Sorta a stupid way of doing it.
Or you can just add each folder that contains the pictures you want in the control panel.
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Originally Posted by webraider
Or you can just add each folder that contains the pictures you want in the control panel.
Yes, but it can only look and use one folder at a time, not any subfolders or anything.
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