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Updated 11 July 2003, 15.48 

Sick of Harry Potter and the hype of book 5?
Ready to declare yourself as someone who wants a break from it all?
Then look no further, download our Potter-free zone wallpaper for your computer!
You can also print it off and stick it on your folders, bedroom door or wall!
PC MAC
PC:
How to set image as wallpaper for Windows 95 and upwards:
- Select and click your screen size above (if you're not sure, select 640x480)
- Once it's completly loaded, right click the image and select "Set as Wallpaper"
- that should be all you need to do, but if this doesn't work... choose "Save Image As", then choose a file name and add ".jpg" (Save the image to your desktop so it is easy to find)
- From the Start menu, go to "Settings", "Control Panel", then "Display", then "Background" - choose "Browse", go to "Desktop", then open the "jpg" file and Click "OK"
MAC:
How to set image as wallpaper for Mac OS 8 & Mac OS 9:
- Save the wallpaper image above to your desktop or hard drive
- The desktop appearance prefences panel is accessed differently between Mac OS 8 and Mac OS 9
- For Mac OS 8 go to the Apple menu, select "Control Panel" followed by "Desktop Pictures"
- For Mac OS 9 go to the Apple menu, select "Control Panel" followed by "Appearance". Of the five tabbed sections in this "Appearance" window choose "Desktop"
- Drag the image from your desktop/hard drive to the desktop pictures preview window
- Select "Tile on Screen" (Mac OS 8) from the "Position" pop-up menu
- Click "Set Desktop"
How to set image as wallpaper for Mac OS X:
- Holding Ctrl and clicking the image simultaneously, choose "Download Image to Disk"
- Save the image to your hard drive, preferably in the Library | Desktop Pictures folder
- From the Finder menu choose "Preferences"
- In the "Preferences" window, click "Select Picture" and navigate, using the file explorer that opens for you, to your wallpaper image
- Click "Choose" to confirm your choice
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