Switch your desktop wallpaper periodically
Do you get bored of your background wallpaper? John's Background Switcher periodically changes the background image on your computer to ensure it's always looking fresh.
John's Background Switcher allows you to configure when you want to change the background (such as every hour or every day) and you can specify which pictures to use in a number of ways. For example, one way is to select a list of specific pictures on your computer. Alternatively, you can direct John's Background Switcher to point at a particular folder such as 'My Pictures' and it will select random pictures from there.
It doesn't stop there though. John's Background Switcher also allows you to use Flickr to choose pictures by person, tags, sets or just randomly. There are several options that allow you to customize the look of images, such as by narrowing down the pictures or increasing the quality of those chosen.
John's Background Switcher is a simple but effective way to choose different backgrounds from a huge range of sources.
Changes
Add the option to customise the calendar font Add the option to override the logon screen for Windows 7 Add Russian, Finnish and Hungarian translations Add the option to customise the font used for displaying the picture info Add the option to not rotate postcards / polaroids Support Google Picasa web album feeds in 'RSS Feeds' mode Lower the minimum switching interval for Vista and Windows 7 Add a 'View Previous Picture' keyboard shortcut Add the option to choose a random image effect (eg. sepia, grayscale, etc) Add the option to customise the font on the postcard and polaroid piles Bug fixes
