Press this button to close the window.


Press this button to quit Desktop Pizazz.


Press this button to bring up the help manual for Desktop Pizazz.


Enable this to limit the graphics to a region specified by the current graphics size, bordering the remainder of the desktop with the specified border color.


Enable this if you wish to hide the shortcut icons on your desktop. Note that even if you can’t see the icons, they’re still there and can be clicked on (if you know where to click).


Enable this to "double buffer" the desktop icons, which can significantly help to reduce icon flickering.


Select this button to change the color of the border around the desktop image. Borders only appear when the image is smaller than the desktop (and bordering is enabled).


When enabled, you can prevent Desktop Pizazz from running whenever any of the user-defined screen resolutions are active.


Turn on or off Desktop Pizazz’s operations.


By enabling this, the previously loaded (or current) module can automatically be loaded up whenever Desktop Pizazz starts.


When enabled, Desktop Pizazz will automatically run whenever your computer starts up.


Press this button to bring up a dialog allowing you to specify screen resolutions that you don’t want Desktop Pizazz to operate within.


This box shows the current border color.


Use this menu to select the size of the image to display. Select "Automatic" to use the largest image that will fit on your display.


Press this button to apply any changes made in the window.


Press this button to close the window without applying any changes.


Press this button to apply any changes made in the window, and then close the window.


Press this button to close the window.


Press this button to load the currently selected module from the list.


This list displays all available installed Desktop Pizazz modules on your computer.