and download "1_util20.zip". In the zip file is a program called PAPER which will set the wallpaper from a command prompt. New Zealand, a great place to live.
Although Darrangl's suggestion will work, I do it this way.
Modify the "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\Wallpaper" value in the registry.
If you want the same for all users, you can do this simply by putting a line in the logon script:
"reg update "HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\Wallpaper=\\server\share\filename.bmp"
Put KIX32.EXE and the other two DLLs into the NETLOGON share.
At the bottom of the logon script put;
%\..\KIX32 mykixscript.kix
Contents of mykixscript.kix is as follows;
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If SetWallpaper ("kixtart.bmp" = 0
? "Set current wallpaper to KiXtart.bmp..."
Endif
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This is a fantastic and simple to use logon scripting tool..
You'll find loads of functions for completing the most complex administrative tasks from a logon script..
Download and extract the above ZIP file, it contains KIX32.exe and the mentioned DLL files, along with a word document which gives simple instructions, on the use of this great tool.
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