How to Move MultiPicture Live Wallpaper App off the Home Screen?

[Sgooter]

I recently installed the free MultiPicture Live Wallpaper app, which works OK. However, I can't figure out how to move it off my home screen; such as by adding into to my MultiMedia content shelf. This Wallpaper app also is not showing up in my group of installed apps nor as a widget. I assume it's running all the time while controlling my wallpaper image/s, but I would prefer to keep the home screen un-cluttered. Anyone have experience in managing this particular app?

Solved: It's a widget - found it on another widget screen. So I dragged it off the home screen, and it continues to run in the background.

 

[Douvie]

I recently installed the free MultiPicture Live Wallpaper app, which works OK. However, I can't figure out how to move it off my home screen; such as by adding into to my MultiMedia content shelf. This Wallpaper app also is not showing up in my group of installed apps nor as a widget. I assume it's running all the time while controlling my wallpaper image/s, but I would prefer to keep the home screen un-cluttered. Anyone have experience in managing this particular app?

Solved: It's a widget - found it on another widget screen. So I dragged it off the home screen, and it continues to run in the background.

Just remember too many widgets suck bandwidth.

 

[Icebike]

Widgets do not continue to run when they are not displayed. The essentially get put to sleep.

Wallpapers are meant to be controlled and selected via Settings / Display / Wallpapers / live-wall-papers.

Any wallpaper you downloaded that runs as a widget is probably up the wrong tree barking.

 

[Sgooter]

Widgets do not continue to run when they are not displayed. The essentially get put to sleep.
Wallpapers are meant to be controlled and selected via Settings / Display / Wallpapers / live-wall-papers.
Any wallpaper you downloaded that runs as a widget is probably up the wrong tree barking.

Thanks Icebike,
I did not download a wallpaper. I have a large (2MB) photo that I wanted as my tab's wallpaper, but I was unable to properly adjust the size of the photo to match the size of the display screen; the tab kept wanting it significantly cropped. Per suggestions, I installed Multi-Picture Live Wallpaper to automatically re-size the photo to the display's screen size, and it works fine. The 2MB photo resides in my Gallery, and some off-screen widget (I guess) must be running because each time I turn on the tab or rotate it to vertical the photo takes a moment or two to appear on the screen; presumably it's being re-sized each time. I'm new to Android, so I'll be the first to admit it's been a constant and interesting learning experience so far.

 

[Sgooter]

Just remember too many widgets suck bandwidth.

Good point, Douvie, thanks.