ReviewSaurus - How To, XP, Windows 7

We all play around with our computer desktops a lot and customize it with different types of wallpapers, screensavers regularly and yeah some of them do play with icons too.

There are various places where you’ll find some quality wallpapers for you computer screen however, nothing beats those wallpapers which you can create on your own. WallPaperMaker is one such tool, which lets you create custom wallpapers and that with few clicks only.

Here’s one of the wallpaper which I created in 10 sec. flat, although it’s not the best of the lot which they display on their gallery but still it has some uniqueness as this was created by your own ReviewSaurus :)

(Resolution :1024×768. Click on the image to get the original file)

However here are some of the things which I would like to see in WallPaperMaker as it’s still a very basic tool. What I liked about the service is that it provides lots of background, images of movie stars and cartoons and lot of other stuff to play around and the images and props are of high quality so your wallpaper looks really cool.

What didn’t impress me or what I would love to see in the service :

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Hey everyone! I’m merging TipsoSaurus into ReviewSaurus, so from now on all the tips and tricks will be posted to ReviewSaurus. Please don’t leave any comment at this moment because all the comments will not be ported to that.

There are few problems will come up, I appreciate your patience and I’ll also request you to please subscribe to ReviewSaurus’ feed for all the tips and tricks which you’ve liked till this time.

Are you a system administrator who has to manage lots of Windows XP based machines across a network ? Do you tech junkie who re-installs windows XP quite frequently ? If the answer to any of these question is Yes then you need Project Dakota.

Project Dakota is a compilation of all the updates you find on Windows update. The use of this ISO is that you don’t have to wait at all and you can save a lot on your bandwidth as you don’t have to frequently update the windows from the Microsoft update site.

Just download Project Dakota ISO once, burn it on a CD and next time you decide to re-install windows, run this CD and you’ll have an up to date Windows XP. Here are some of the reasons for which you should consider Project Dakota :

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