Calenz as a photo frame? Yes, you can download the PhotoFrame skins and the PhotoDisplay visual and you can get a desktop photo frame! Load the PhotoFrame skin, set the Calenz to stay on top and hide the window components. Create a 'photodisplay' directory as a sub-directory in the 'vis' directory. Place whatever photos or picture files (.jpg only) into the directory. The ideal size of the picture should be roughly 185 x 235 or proportionally. If the picture is too large, the PhotoDisplay visual will shrink it proportionally and it the picture is too small, it is placed in the center of the visual area against a background. The background colour can be assigned as Colour1 through the visual options in Calenz.

The PhotoDisplay visual will randomly load one of the pictures at startup, after which you can navigate through the different pictures. The pictures are sorted alphabetically by name. Move your mouse cursor over one of the two top corners (red squares) of the visual area to view pictures prior to the current one. Or move your cursor over one of the bottom two corners (blue squares) to see pictures after the current one. If the last picture is already loaded, the first one will be loaded ie. the sequence of pictures will loop. You can even pause the visual or 'lock' the current picture by left-clicking in the visual area to prevent accidental changing of pictures. Left-click to un-pause and navigate freely.