dwire

dwire

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Yeah, tried Bootskin. Most of the images look rather dull due to the nature of the file allowed for a boot screen. All I want to do is swap out the bitmap or what have you from SP1 to SP2. No one has a default Bootskin for Media Center. I don't think if I installed it on that partition I could get it to save that default and somehow transport it to the other partition and vice versa. I don't remember a save as command in bootskin. It rides on top of th

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Yeah, I've heard that was the local for the boot screen, but rumor has it that that file may do a little more than just apply the boot screen... Any insight on that? I had googled it to death a while back and came up with a draw. Alot of people out there were saying it was merely for the boot screen others said it went a little deeper. I'm kind of paranoid... <br/

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Would one of you fine folks out there be able to tell me where I might locate the default boot screen file (not in the boot skin app, but in the OS) is located? I have a dual booting machine that I have the Media Center shell on one partition and the other is configured without all that junk, for digital audio recording. My trouble is I use the Media Center shell "idea" to seperate my two partitions. Once I added SP2 to the everyday partition I get a s

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Thanks, NightTrain. I had hoped there was a fix for this. I learned alot about editing and tweaking other things in the process. I am an FNG with this skin stuff... Quite nice though I must say... Thanks once again! dwire There are 10 types of people; those that know binary, and those that don't.

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Thanks, I thought there might be a way around it, but I couldn't see how to change the text in just that screen alone; suspecting what you have mentioned. I fooled around with the interface some and just couldn't figure out how to do it... Guess I'm SOL. Thanks, dwire There are 10 types of people; those that know binary, and those that don't. <img src="http://images.stardock.c

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I have installed the "ENCODED" WindowBlind by Lasse Salling/Pixel Pirate, and I am very happy with it. There is only one problem well, actually two problems I have encountered so far. The Add/Remove programs display is missing the dialog on the left side by the Windows components icons and, if you click on these submenus, they are also missing dialog. I am new to this whole WB thing and am not yet savy enough to go in and edit the interface to try and

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