Stumpy
I personally use Paint Shop Pro to create the images then I copy and alter an existing INI file
Hard to work these Emoticons out, not sure I'm doing it right
Personally, I wouldn't try hacking any files, could be dangerous http://www.emotipad.com/newemoticons/Noooo.gif
Not easy, you may need to use a hacking program, like "ResHacker" I've never tried it, so be very careful
Jserphos, you cannot do that without extracting the necessary .bmp's from the ntoskrnl, it would be easier to make a new one of your own
Oh, I see
Right-click on each title and select Rename
If it helps email it to me as a ZIP file, and I will look at it and let you know what the problem might be >>> [email protected] <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="
The Bootskin program is perfectly safe as it does not change/alter any of the system files, Simply Put: it just points a variable to a different direction and makes it look elswhere. The could be one possibility where it will not work, and that is on Windows 98, not quite sure what it would do there A ba
THe progressbar image should be sized as follows:- >>> 22x9 - 22 pixels long by 9 pixels high Hope this helps
Ignore it, as long as the master image is ok, that's all that matters
I agree, well said
Copyright issues, get permission and pass it on to a skinner that takes up your offer
I don't think anyone will make this skin for you, if you read any of the bootskin threads, you will see how easy it is to make one, give it a try.
My own personal opinion is that there are too many of what I consider Copyright Infringments
Also if you are the only account on the comp, it will become a Welcome screen only
But don't upload the rip here
Read the thread entitled "Bootskins For All" this is a full explaination of how to make skins for Bootskin, they really are quite simple
Bootskins are easy to make, it will not take a lot to turn that picture into a bootskin, read the threads and give it a try
BTW, the program does not actually use the compiled file, it will unpack the skin file and create the folders you mentioned, this is why the skins are easy to make
First of all here is the program >>> https://www.stardock.com/products/bootskin/ Second, a bootskin file is a .zip file renamed to .bootskin once the program is installed the all you need do is double-click the downloaded skin file and it will open the program and apply the skin. The files you see are the following - Name.bmp is the main picture - NameProgress is the progress bar - Name.ini is the control file that the program uses, although not all skins use the pro
Shame you couldn't get it working, I can see no reason for it not to, make sure you have downloaded the latest version of the Bootskin program and install it, then try again. That is all that I can suggest at present <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Po
All you really need do is read the thread "Bootskins For All" if that don't answer your question, then email me
The MOIO skin works fine here, the author was Keila and I tested it for her never went wrong, it is probably something else that is corrupting your system