No optional background images OS 4.5

Hi,
I downloaded the lastest OS 4.5 for the 8330 Curve.
But when I went to my Pictures folder to find the additional background images
that originally came with my blackberry, they were gone.
Is there some place where I can download them.
Thanks
Robert

I don't recall a place for those specific images, you might find them floating around.
Some of the OS installs do not include the wallpaper images, you probably got one of those releases.
Meanwhile... if you want other wallpapers for the Curve...
http://www.blackberryforums.com/media-center/72244-8300-8700-8800-wallpapers-post-yours-here.html
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