SOLVED Desktop background

[Richard_384]

I have the Best of Wallpaper (19 images) slideshow for my desktop background; I like
the photos, but wonder if there is any way to include a notation describing what I
am looking at - that is, what and/or where is the scene?

 

[Bighorn]

You could open each image in Paint/MSPaint [in Start, W section, Windows Accessories] and add a text box at the bottom or in an area of the image itself. Here's an example of the text box I added to the bottom:

 

[Richard_384]

Thanks so much - I appreciate your response.
Actually, though, I realize that my question wasn't properly framed.
What I am wondering is if Microsoft itself has labeled each photo - for
instance "Eifel Tower, Paris," so that I would know what the photo
is representing. If so, how do I get that info to show up on each
photo. If not, I guess I am out of luck!

 

[Bighorn]

Did you get the collection from Store, Themes? Maybe the names are there?

 

[Richard_384]

Thanks again for the tip. It seems that Microsoft has not identified the subject or location on each photo.
I will be content to look at the beautiful pictures, even though I don't know the whereabouts of what is shown.

 

[Bighorn]

Might look at the Browser's full URL/Address, sometimes the file name will show, could be a clue there.

 

[Richard_384]

Thanks again - I have contacted Microsoft directly and have been assured that someone will get back to me with the information that I have been looking for.