The problem is, there's no way provided by Windows to let you find out the name/location of the current background picture. We've (here at Claude's madhouse) got some 850,000 photos dating back to 1998, which is when I got my first digital camera, and quite often, the randomly selected pictures intrigued me, trying to figure out where and when it was taken.
So, I wrote this little vbs script, assigned it to the right-click context menu and now I can find any photo of interest very easily
There is no documentation in the supplied file, so here goes:
FindDekstopBackgroundPicture.reg set up the right-click menu.
undoFindDekstopBackgroundPicture.reg removes the menu
FindDekstopBackgroundPicture.vbs needs to be copied into the windows folder, normally c:\windows.
You can create a shortcut to the vbs file and assign a keystroke to the shortcut so you don't need to rightclick....
The vbs will open the folder containing the picture and select it.
There is no error checking in that one-line script file and it, AFAIK, only works in Windows 7
