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Desktop Graffitist V1.0.0.6   
Suggested by Fluffy - Added on 13 Aug 2006
136KB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (139)
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Synopsis: Desktop Graffitist enables you to spray paint your desktop. You can copy your masterpiece to the clipboard using the "Print Screen" key, then paste into an image editor for editing or saving to an image file. You can use Desktop Graffitist when you are really bored, or leave messages on other people's computers.
Writes settings to: Application folder. Press the 's' key to save the current settings to settings.dat.
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How to extract: Download the standalone EXE to a folder of your choice. Launch the program by double-clicking on DG_Standalone.exe. Press [Esc] to exit spray paint mode.
License: Freeware
System Requirements: Win98 / WinME / Win2K / WinXP

Posted comments:

[Anonymous] Cuong H. DUONGCan also just rename the .exe to .zip and open with 7-Zip. [2006-07-07 08:28]

[Anonymous] nycjv321yea well if 7zip supporteds format i think its either inno or nsis i forget then u dont even have to change .exe to .zip 7zip extracts either one [2006-08-13 11:52]

[Anonymous] fgdgdfit would be cool to add some sizes like when you right click you can also chaneg the size [2006-09-20 16:31]

[Anonymous] fidvoAnyone with a touchscreen computer needs this! Why? I have no idea. That's why it's listed under Pointless Fun. [2009-09-01 20:37]


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