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You need OS X El Capitan 10.11 or later and at least 80 MB of free disk space.
By default, Wallpaper Wizard 2 keeps background collections in the cloud, so you need an internet connection to update the library and view new backgrounds.
To enjoy backgrounds offline, add pictures and collections to your Roll in advance. Wallpaper Wizard 2 temporarily stores these images on your Mac so you can continue rolling wallpapers without a connection.
You can change wallpapers manually or set Wallpaper Wizard 2 to change them automatically at regular intervals.
Change backgrounds automatically
Set a permanent wallpaper
If you'd like to keep one picture on your desktop, click the picture preview and select Set Desktop Picture.
Yes. To shuffle pictures in the Roll, open the Roll tab and click the shuffle button.
Yes. Wallpaper Wizard 2 supports as many displays as your Mac can connect, and you can assign a unique background to each display.
Refer to the multi-display configuration guide for more details.
By default, Wallpaper Wizard 2 updates the active desktop's background to match the current picture in the Roll. As you switch between desktops, each one displays the same background.
If you set a permanent wallpaper, Wallpaper Wizard 2 applies it across all desktops (the app or its menu must be running).
To disable this feature:
Yes. Wallpaper Wizard 2 has a Favorites tab for saving collections and pictures. To use it, sign in with your Wallpaper Wizard 2 account (or create one). Favorites are synced across all your Mac computers with the same account.
If you want to find the picture later, add it to Favorites before removing it from the Roll.
Wallpaper Wizard 2 collections contain high-quality HD images, which can take up space. However, most resources stay in the cloud. Your Mac only stores pictures currently in the Roll.
When you remove a picture from the Roll, Wallpaper Wizard 2 clears its cache, freeing disk space.
Most likely, Wallpaper Wizard 2 is paused. This can happen if:
To resume rolling: open the Wallpaper Wizard 2 menu and choose Play Roll.
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