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If you got photoshop this is pretty easy to do.

Open the wallpaper that you're currently using and make a bar at the bottom of the wallpaper the same width and height of the bar.

I suggest using the Rectangular Marquee Tool and setting it to fixed size so you can type in the width and heights. Width and Height depend on the size of your wallpaper.

When you have the bottom of the wallpaper selected right click the seleciton and click "New Layer" then "OK."

Right click the selection again and select "Fill" then "OK."

In the layer list on the right, right click "Layer 1" and select "Blending Options". You can pretty much do whatever the hell you want here.

I think Gradient Overlay gets the best results.

Here's what I did with a simple rainbow gradient. :woot:

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The my computer gadget doesn't want to appear :(

Open the Gadget directory and move the files from the en-US directory to the main directory of the Gadget. This way the Gadget will work in any OS language.

I wonder how hard it would be to whip out a freeware program that changes the wallpaper on the fly to automate the process.

Desktop Wallpaper Gadget :)

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