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Giveaway of the day — Sunsets I
Sunsets I was available as a giveaway on September 26, 2020!
ePix wallpaper calendar is Windows software that brings a new image to your desktop each month. Sunsets I is a collection of 12 images suitable for modern displays. What can one say about sunsets? Not much really... but luckily, an image tells a thousand words so we don't have to bother writing much. Enjoy!
System Requirements:
Windows 7/ 8/ 10 (x32/x64)
Publisher:
ePixHomepage:
https://www.epixeditions.com/01/pages/index.php?id=sunset1File Size:
16.6 MB
Licence details:
Lifetime
Price:
$7.50
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When I first ran the ePix, I had an option to download other pictures. I choose not to at that time. How do I go back to those pictures so I can now download them? Thanks!
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Walter C Powis Sr,
I believe what you need is to open the "Additional Content (Online)" through the tray menu.
Find ePix icon in the tray (looks like a small landscape with mountain on it).
Right-click on it and select the "Additional Content (Online)" from the menu.
I believe that's what you're looking for, but I can't be sure...
If that's not it, contact support at https://artplussoftware.com.
Hope that helps.
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Nice program and wonderful pictures. Thanks for putting it on Giveaway of the day.
Best part is that, every day, it reminds me of God's beautiful work of creation!
But, I can find no way to turn it off and go back to my standard black desktop for work. How do I do that?
Thanks for your reply in advance. Please, let me know.
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Hi Morgan,
Actually, if your wish to keep the calendar and just use your default Windows color, you can do so from within ePix Settings.
On the Images tab, under Image Position group pull down menu, you should select the Hide Image option (default is Center).
Your Windows default background color should replace the image but the calendar will remain.
All program icons, notes and calendar can also be hidden (toggled) from within the program Settings.
However, if you wish to remove the program from your system, uninstall it from the Windows Control Panel.
After uninstalling, right-click on the computer desktop and select the Personalize option and then for the Background select the Solid Color option.
That should do the trick :)
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Scott, thanks. On one computer I see epic setting in the taskbar and i can control it, but on another there is nothing in the taskbar and I can not get my black background back; I do not want to uninstall.
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Morgan Pierce ,
Hi, we'd better continue this via support. Since you wrote there already, I'll reply there.
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Scott, OK, but how do I get to support for your program so we can continue? Thanks.
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I have a problem with this. One of the sunsets are one of my pictures, it has never been released for publication. WWhom do I get in contact with.
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Tom K.,
You can ask me... And I can already answer. None of the images are yours!
I can confirm the sources for all of the images!
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Tom K.,
All the images in this calendar are mine!
I can only hope that you're making a honest mistake and not spreading lies with malicious intent!
In any case, if you really have taken some image that's similar to any of those in the calendar, contact ePixEditions.com and they'll share (with my consent) my contact information with you.
I'll ask you to send me a small version of the image (1200x900pix) that you claim is yours and I'll prove you're wrong by sending you the larger one in return or, if the differences are clearly visible, simply point them out.
I'll appreciate if you would then post the apology here too.
Thank you!
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Tom K.,
I'm still waiting for your reply!
Since I as the author know the truth, the least I'd expect from you here is a public apology for the mistake.
If you don't do that, I can only assume that your post was indeed a malicious lie, in which case I still have no clue what was the purpose.
If you believe that I'm the one lying here (as I'm NOT making any mistakes), please do sue me. My full name and contact information is available from ePixEditions as I already mentioned. I licensed the photographs to them.
I'll gladly present to the authorities the original images, RAW files and even the equipment that was used to take the shots. Of course, I'll sue back for litigation costs and damages.
But again, YOUR APOLOGY here will be enough.
Your choice.
If you just ignore this and leave after dropping the accusation bomb, I'll take it as a confirmation that your post was a malicious lie, whatever the reason.
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Neven, In the past have had multiple pictures stolen from my work being posted. This time it was my fault for accusing you of plagiarism. The picture in question is close but at a different location.. I did finally find it in the ten's of thousands of pictures I Own. After 50+ years of photography things get to look the same... So Sorry for the accusation. You do fine work.. Keep it up. Someone has to take over when I'm gone........
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Tom K.,
We're in a similar shoes, just not the same business :)
While I too those Sunsets images, I'm not a pro photographer, but a shareware author!
My images were never stolen, but I had nasty situations with malicious shareware authors that often attack the competition online. That's why my first thought was that this is yet another such attack.
Glad to see it's just a honest mistake after all!
Thanks for explaining!
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It installed fine on my Windows 10 PC. These are chosen photos for their quality, rather than just random.
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Does this work on Windows 7 Home Pro, please ?
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From Scott to Scott :)
Yep, it works on Windows 7 too. All versions.
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I have Epix on my computer for several years & I love it! It is a desktop calendar. You can open it and type in appointments etc. They keep mine updated and send me new pics all the time. :) I use windows 10 Home edition...but I used to run it on pro, too. Well worth the download. Thanks again, Epix for a wonderful, convenient tool.
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This 'would' have been nice...had I been able to open it, every-time I download it ( I tried three times and gave up ) it comes down fine as a zipped file...all fine and good...until I try to open it...then it vanishes ! I tried stopping the antivirus ( AVG ) uhuh...no good, so I tried again stopping the firewall ( Zone alarm ) uhuh...still no good, then finally tried stopping both...STILL no good :-/
Windows 10 btw.
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Ian, *maybe* try 7-zip? Free software, once installed right-click .zip file -> 7-Zip -> Extract to "[FileName]"\ folder.
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Ian,
When you download the file, go to the downloads folder and unblock the file at the bottom, win 10 thinks the file is malicious and is deleting it.
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Hmm. Nice pictures, but you could also go to https://windows10spotlight.com/ where someone regularly saves the images obtained from Windows 10 Spotlight (where you get a random image each day on your lock screen). Hundreds of sunsets here...
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Chris, Nice link.
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Chris, Hey! Thanks! for that! Good Stuff!!!
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FWIW, these images are stored in C:\Users\ [UserName]\ AppData\ Local\ Packages\ Microsoft.Windows.ContentDeliveryManager_cw5n1h2txyewy\ LocalState\ Assets\
Copy/paste files to a new folder -- maybe only the largest ones since there are some icon types -- and rename to something.jpg. For every regular full screen image there's a twin in cell phone aspect.
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mike, They're not permanent though - they do disappear after a couple of days. And thats a horrible path to remember. I did write a program to save those images, but after finding the above website, it seemed superfluous.
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Chris,
Cool link :)
Though this giveaway also comes with the software.
You could use those images with the program with the My ePix plugin...
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