XPCOVER WIDGET VERSION 1.0.2
by Kevin Johnson
Email: kwjwolf@yahoo.com
Konfabulator Forum Address: http://www2.konfabulator.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=11243

Inspiration and Initial Code Base:
"Koverme" by Anton Wilson

Thanks to Meskibob and Smig for help with the coding!
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Version Info:
1.0 	Original Copy of XPCover
1.0.1	Resolution Preference Added
1.0.2	Widget auto-adjusts to screen of user. (No resolution preference)
2.0	Option to select taskbar added.
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SET UP:
1. Take screenshot that you want to be used by the widget.
2. Photoshop or edit the screenshot so it does not include the taskbar (Very important to make it look realistic) Just crop out the taskbar.
3. Save the edited screenshot somewhere on your computer.
4. Open up the widget and go to preferences.
5. Where it says Screenshot in Cover Picture, locate your edited screenshot.
6. Press Save.

TASKBAR:
1. Use this preference only if you wish to change from the standard blue windows taskbar. (If you want to 
2. Take a screenshot and photoedit it so only the taskbar remains (crop out everything except the taskbar.)
3. Crop out a rectangle on the right hand side so you can see the current time (It will act as a window so you can see the time behind the taskbar.)
4. Save this edited photo and select it on the startbar preference of the Cover Picture preference tag.
5. Press Save

GENERIC SCREENSHOT:
	If you wish to change back to the original taskbar or screenshot, go to preferences and select the taskbar.png file (that came with the download) for the original task bar or the Screen01.png for the original screenshot.

RUNNING THE WIDGET:
	Once you start the widget, a small, dark rectangle will appear somewhere on your screen (It may be hard to find if you have a dark desktop)
Double Click on this for your screenshot to be shown, or use the Hotkeys provided in preference.


NOTE: If you open the widget using a Hotkey, you may need to click on the desktop for it to fully cover your taskbar.

***The first time you run the widget, you may have to go to preferences>window and uncheck the box "Lcok Window Positions" so you can move around the window.
With this done you can move around the widget so it is easy to find and you can move the picture so it properly covers all of your screen. Once it fits, check the box again so the window is now locked and won't move.***

CLOSING THE WIDGET:
	Once the screenshot is up, all you need to do to get it down is to double click on the taskbar.