BioniXWallpaper 4.3 - Advanced desktop wallpaper cycler / wallpaper

Advanced desktop wallpaper cycler / wallpaper manager. Changes your desktop image whenever you want it to. It is small and fast and includes the following features:

supports JPG, GIF, BMP, ICO, EMF image files (soon the wallpaper manager will support more image types)
the desktop wallpaper cycler supports drag and drop:

you can drag an image file from your Windows Explorer anywhere over the wallpaper cycler interface. This picture file will be automatically added to the cycler playlist
in the PlayList Editor you can drag and drop a file from a panel to another
users can drag and drop a picture playlist over the BioniX WallpaperВґs icon and BioniX Wallpaper will start with that playlist, e.g. the icon on the desktop

the playlists with the pictures are saved with the registered extension "WAL" (if the user double clicks a file with the "ВґWAL" extension in Explorer, BioniX Wallpaper will start and load that playlist)
easy to interact with the wallpaper cycler playlist through "Playlist Editor" or "MiniList"
while running the wallpaper manager skips the invalid image files (that donВґt exist any more in your computer)
has playlist navigation (back / next)
the cycler displays the images randomly or continuously
it supports more then 50, 000 image files in the playlist
the wallpaper manager has an image preview panel
the wallpaper cycler has tile / stretch / center functions
smart functions:

smart stretch: if some of your pictures are bigger than desktop size, BioniX will make them fit without cutting
smart tile: if some of your pictures are tiny, BioniX will tile them

the countdown time of the desktop wallpapers can be set between 1 second and a few years
the wallpaper cycler has time elapse gauge
BioniX Wallpaper is skinable. You can download new skins, or you can create your own astonishing skins
the desktop wallpaper cycler / manager is free
it switches automatically between Active Desktop and normal desktop (Windows 98)
the wallpaper manager has "donВґt disturb user" mode (through "automatic shut down" option)