the Welcome Screen is not the same as the Boot Screen is it? First is the bootscreen then the welcome screen, like Welcome to Windows Xp If the welcome screen is referred to as the boot screen what is the actual welcome screen refered as? Login? Could I get that step by step link for chaning it in the registry <a id="ctl00__Content__LinkAuthor" class="Article_Author hand" title="Click auth
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In WindowsBlinds I am looking for a guide to help explain the color placements. When I go into LOOK & FEEL - COLORS I am just not absotely sure where some of these colors are being changed at. I am just sort of guessing and not guessing very well. Any ideas? Thanks.
Ok thanks Zubaz, sounds like exactly what I would like. I'll dive into it and see if I can figure it out. Thanks !
Thank you very much. What I was doing wrong was not setting my VALUE to say a -10 to completly hide the tab then had to set my mouse over in realtion. Duh ! Thank you, I am very happy now !
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I basically took a analog clock that was already in the desktop x's object folders and reskinned or rather replaced the image with my own. It works and looks fine, but the image i replaced it with has a little box to also show the day eg.(12th,18th, 31 ect..) of the month. How could I get the day to be able to shouw up with the clock that I am using now? Is it a small script? Thanks for any replies that I may receive.
I created these image tabs to use in Desktop X and have inserted them on the edges of my desktop ( on the sides ). Question is how do I set them up so that as I run my cursor up the side they will be able to pop out over other applications that I may have open on my desktop? Like my firefox browser if it was to be open? Do I have to use a different stardock utility to make this happen? right now they work fine as long as i am just viewing the deskto