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Neoseifer

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  1. Yes, I think I'll do that for all the icons... but it's a hard and long work...
  2. I tried yesterday and there's a problem : I can't change Folders default icon. The folders created on the desktop are customized, but all the others keep the yellow XP icon. I don't understand how to change this icon. IconPackager doesn't seem to change any registry key for this...
  3. Too bad. Anyway, the "little window bug" was not very nice. Perhaps there's other parameters than can be passed to thunderbird.exe to do all the work...
  4. Yeah I think it works for all mail clients. If you look in your registry, you can see all your mail clients listed under [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Clients\mail] : Outlok express, Hotmail and Thunderbird for me. so I think you can register InfoCentre as your default mail client with these keys.
  5. Thanks Prathapml In the registry, I've seen that "ReinstallCommand"="\"C:\\Program Files\\Mozilla Thunderbird\\thunderbird.exe\" -silent -nosplash -setDefaultMail" I try to launch this command. It works well, but a very little window (we can just see the title bar) of thunderbird stays open. After that, thunderbird is the default mail client and the shortcut in the start menu is ok. I haven't find an help about the parameters for thunderbird.exe. -h or --help doesn't works
  6. I didn't know that. Strange as MHT files are used by Internet Explorer... but not as strange because it's microsoft However, I don't use these files cause I'm using Firefox.
  7. Okay, thanks !! but is this enough to set all I want ? I don't see any line about the start menu for example...
  8. You can do it with nLite. OE will be removed from the CD and will not be installed. You can also remove other apps with nLite, like MovieMaker, msn, WMP, etc.
  9. Hi, I'm installing Thunderbird using the zip version (I've juste copied the Thunderbird Folder in $Progs) because there isn't a good solution to silent install it from the setup. The problem is that I want Thunderbird as my default mail program. I also want to put it in the start menu (under "Internet") and optionnaly in the "Send to -> New Message" (I don't know the english word for this menu but I think you understood ) What keys/values must I add in the registry to do this ?
  10. Yes that's a possibility, doing the iconpackager work in fact... lot of reg keys to add, but why not... I'll try this. Thanks !
  11. Hi everyone, That's the first time I post 'cause that's the first time I can't find a solution in this excellent forum ! I want to integrate custom icons in my unnatend XP. First I want use IconPackager but I think it can't silently install a package. I Know that I can modify some dlls like Shell32.dll but It's not easy and I don't want to lose the original XP Icons. The theme I want to use is the excellent Pastel theme by Marvilla. Is there an easy solution ?
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