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Kashchei

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I have been enjoying the various threads related to ios 4 wallpaper and I have a simple question to ask: how does one change the wallpaper to one of these custom images? I have looked at DiskAid and iPhone Explorer so far, and neither seems to point towards the wallpaper folder. Any help will be greatly appreciated and thank you in advance.
 
how would you go about making the background change, i used to be able to manage this with bosspaper in older firmware but now when i enable it its just the stock wallpaper that never changes and cant get my wallpaper over it
 
I'm confused by the previous answers, but to set your own wallpaper all you have to do is save the pic to your iphone, then you look for the picture in your phone, click on the square with the arrow pointing to the right ( the first icon at the bottom ) and chose Use as Wallpaper, from there you can use it for your lock screen or home screen or both...

Not sure if that is what the op is looking for...:confused:
 
how would you go about making the background change, i used to be able to manage this with bosspaper in older firmware but now when i enable it its just the stock wallpaper that never changes and cant get my wallpaper over it

In your signature, you say you have an iPhone 3GS, so follow the steps below to get a wallpaper.

I'm confused by the previous answers, but to set your own wallpaper all you have to do is save the pic to your iphone, then you look for the picture in your phone, click on the square with the arrow pointing to the right ( the first icon at the bottom ) and chose Use as Wallpaper, from there you can use it for your lock screen or home screen or both...

Not sure if that is what the op is looking for...:confused:

You can only do that if you have an iPhone 3GS, iPhone 4 or iPod touch 3rd generation. Any other models do not support it.
 
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