You should now be able to use the Google Image Search wallpaper plugin. If you run into any trouble with the steps in this guide, please feel free to contact us. |
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Bryan Evans 1 discussion post
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Good info, although the Google API site screenshots are out of date now. (They're still pretty accurate though.)
Also, it would be helpful to mention that the new API key takes a few minutes to activate once it's been created. Mar 14, 2019
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Thanks Bryan! I'l put those on my list to update for this guide
Mar 14, 2019
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Tim Pettus 1 discussion post
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Is there a way to remove the watermark from the image? Attached is the desktop image I am seeing. Note the watermark in the top right corner showing the number of images found.
• Attachment [protected]: Google Image Search Image - Pikes Peak Mountain Garden of the Gods Park Col (99962aeed2596ab7d5392982eb1d8819f3165731).jpg [1,261,857 bytes]
Jul 9, 2019
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It looks like this watermark is embedded into your image, there isn't any way for DisplayFusion to remove it, sorry.
Jul 9, 2019
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MRGcav 2 discussion posts
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Good info but your article really needs an update. New Options available on Google.
Excellent program guys May 19, 2020
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@MRGcav: Thanks for the feedback and the kind words! We've updated the guide for the newest version of the Google Cloud Platform console.
Jun 8, 2020
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MRGcav 2 discussion posts
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I went through the Google console proceedure following the old instructions and probally missed something. Could not get it to work. IT is rediciously complicated. I will try again with the new instructions. For now I am using/selected Picbay for my image source but I see the same Desktop images repeated frequently.
Again its a great program. A little heavy on memory usage but great. Jun 9, 2020
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