boss0190

boss0190

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True, sometimes a .zip has one or more logons inside....different resolutions or standard and widescreen logons. If it is a .logonxp file though, renaming it to.zip and unzipping it should leave you a folder with .bmps, a theme.ini and a uifile.txt inside. That's the folder to put in the Logon Studio folder. :)

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This is the address for page 2 in the Logons Gallery on my computer: [link="https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.aspx?libid=26&p=2" You can simply change the 2 at the end to whatever page you want. Not too hard and it works. :)

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You can also try renaming the .logonxp file to .zip, unzipping it and putting the folder in C:\Program Files\Wincustomize\Logon Studio, then open Logon Studio and it should be in the list of available logons. For some reason, that is the only way it works for some people. :)

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Logon Studio leaves the C:\Windows\System32\logonui.exe alone and instead has Windows use logonuiX.exe as the logon. When you change a logon with Logon Studio, it changes the logonuiX.exe which Windows will use as the logon. If you uninstall Logon Studio, Windows will revert back to using logonui.exe as the default logon. :)

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[quote]n general I'd like to mention a few other people cause I love their work so much and they are "good people". jj ying sets a standard for excellence. vStyler ditto. Buzzh58 for some wonderful DX themes. Boss019 a long time favorite of mine. His walls rule.[/quote] Thanks so much Chasbo....and I agree totally with your other choices...:)

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Open the Uifile in your logon folder and change line 14 at the top of the file from this: background: rcbmp(100,0,#0,0,0,1,0);//rcbmp(100,6,#FF00FF,0,0,1,0); To this: background: rcbmp(100,0,#FF00FF,0,0,1,0);//rcbmp(100,6,#FF00FF,0,0,1,0); That usually will solve the problem. Don't open the logon in the Logon Studio Editor after you do that, or it will change back...you have to do it as the very last thing. Not all wallpapers have that problem, but

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A line 14 error usually happens because bmp 100, the background, isn't a true bitmap but a .jpg or other file format renamed to .bmp. Open the original image you used for bmp 100 in Paint or another graphics program and save it as a 24 bit bmp in your logon folder, overwriting the one that's there now. If you still have problems, you can email me the logon and I'll check it out for you. :) [email protected]

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[quote]You're the Boss, so I have to agree with you [/quote] Now that's a first...someone agreeing with me. I'm not sure that's such a good thing, you might want to reconsider... :LOL: ;)

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