Scalable background image from the browser window.

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  Murray * CPA * has written:

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  It is the risk of a diversion of a thread that has more than three years. Other people could come along and do not realize that boards of formerly right of Murray is now obsolete.

  I am locking this thread to avoid the wrong information to perpetuate.

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  I was wrong, it was a problem with the svg format. I tried several other formats, each doing its own problems. I tried cleaning the svg with conversion tools code and finally manually with a Publisher - nothing works. GIF and jpg of other problems, so finally I have found a converter of images to http://www.files-conversion.com/, which produces an acceptable png format.

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