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Thanks Jay Jay,<br />
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Couldn't see where to set the background to yellow, but figured I would just create a wall paper.
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Thanks Jay Jay,

Couldn't see where to set the background to yellow, but figured I would just create a wall paper.

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thats the one :-) i would do the same
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Haha Jay,<br />
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For a second there I thought you wrote, &quot;That's the game, I would do the same&quot;. &nbsp;Guess I need to lay off the rap music.
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Haha Jay,

For a second there I thought you wrote, "That's the game, I would do the same".  Guess I need to lay off the rap music.

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lol, get me some snoop daaawg action right here, &nbsp;sup!, lol!
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lol, get me some snoop daaawg action right here,  sup!, lol!

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Hey guys,<br />
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Is there a way, other than creating a default profile, to force everyone to have the same desktop? &nbsp;I want them to have the same color background and the same logo centered in the middle of their desktop. &nbsp;I also want them to be able to save to the desktop.<br />
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Thanks in advance.
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Hey guys,

Is there a way, other than creating a default profile, to force everyone to have the same desktop?  I want them to have the same color background and the same logo centered in the middle of their desktop.  I also want them to be able to save to the desktop.

Thanks in advance.

Force Desktop, Color + Picture + allow them to save to desktop

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