Landscapes Online Wallpaper 3.5

Whats new in version 3.5:
Removed pre-requirement of Microsoft .NET Framework

Publisher review:
This small utility configures your desktop so that it always has a fresh photo as wallpaper. Photos are taken from the Internet from the 'Landscape Wallpapers Photo Blog' (http://www.landscapedvd.com/wallpaperblog/). The blog publishes beautiful landscape photos from all over the world, so you'll always have a fresh wallpaper image made by the best photographers. Only positive mood landscapes with open expanses will be on your desktop. And you will be able to enjoy the continuous and changing sounds of nature at the background.

There is no need to worry about storing pictures, setting them up, remembering the location or manually changing wallpaper. Landscapes Online Wallpaper will automatically do everything for you.
Requirements:
Internet connection

Operating system:
Win98,WinME,WinXP,Windows2000,Windows2003

Limitations:
registration reminder

Release notes:
Minor Update

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