Ok, here's the question if I can explain it. I'm a wallpaper junkie of sorts so I've got all these jpg files on my menu under wallpaper by using this scrip in the menu file.

It's super cool and all that but I've got a problem because most of the name's are numbers.jpg so the above just pulls up a list and "DOES NOT TELL ME WHICH WALLPAPER IS SELECTED AS MY CURRENT WALLPAPER" & "I CANT TELL WHAT'S WHAT IN THE LIST".
I know that somebody has got this covered out there already with a super cool trick. I know that I can use gqview or something like that to view the wallpaper and set fluxbox up to read whatever I put in the background file but I was really wishing to be able to use the menu to do this on the fly.

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Thanks everyone in advance.

Not sure I understand the problem. Seems to me you can:
1. rename the files with sensable, meaningful names
2. Create an icon sized sample of each wallpaper and add it to the menu using </path/to/icon.foo> in the menu file.

If you are looking for something else please explain clearer...

bullivar:
Maybe a better explanation of what I'm wanting since I'm a newbee is to give you a better idea of what I'm playing with. First I've learned that I can use xv to display images and set the size (example xv -geometry 120x120 XXX.jpg). Since I can display these to a given size maybe I can pull up the list in my menu and as I run the mouse over each file/image let them be displayed so I'll know what they look like. It may not be possible but it sure would be cool anyway. It would be like a mouse-over-effect as a good way of describing it. So I guess I'll just keep playing around with it and see how far I can get.
Thanks for the reply.