Kelsenellenelvian

I have done some searching and I don't think it is possible to change the font on the start button. Sorry

LOL "School".

Fookin Sweet!!!!

You are mistaken XP SP2 does not integrate the .net framework.

Can I ask why you have such a long category name? Your are going to have to shorten it.

While a "XPize" for Windows 2000 would be very nice Xpero has stated in the past he is not really interested in doing one...

LOL You will find you never have the "perfect" unnatended CD. Alot of us have been at this for years and still are never done there is always new methods and more s*** to add. My install is near perfect yet I still am updating it monthly and playing with tweaking it.

Which version of WPI are you using?

Please add your config.js as an attachment...

%CDRom%/WPI Ummmmmm %CDRom%\WPI You have / when you need \

WoW what a neat toy! That would be cool to have on a mini CD...

Glad to hear you got it fixed now just look for the drivers for your video card and put them on a disk so they are handy.

Y'z Toolbar = http://www.winmatrix.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=1161 <-- It is a very small program and has some very beautiful themes for the explorer buttons. Also it uses very little resources and will skin both the IE and windows explorer buttons...

Same here: (This is when I run the shortcut in the programs menu)

Yes the one you posted worked for the tooltips but not for the main interface.

http://www.tcbmi.com/strokeit/

WPI 5.0 (very near to release) Is the biggest release ever WPI Has been nearly completly re-written and has more new features than you could ever think of... This little hack in now way hampers the growth of WPI and is easily removed when IE7 becomes more mainstream.

Look at the example config files included in the WPI download.

Then you prolly need the newest mobo drivers what is the version of you motherboard I will help you look for them...

Do you have the most current motherboard drivers? How did you install was it a full reformat and reinstall or a "repair install"

First off did you use nLite? Secondly was it a good install disk? (No scratches?) Did the installation go without errors? Is your sound and video integrated in the motherboard? If the first three are all good then you may have a motherbard issue. What happened when your whole computer got "Screwed"?

ALRIGHT ENOUGH!!! I am looking into it especially since WPI is used on win95 and up as long as they have intenet explorer 6 or higher! IE 7 as far as I know only supports XP, 2003 and Vista so, YES the hack does need to be used whether or not IE 7 supports transparency! Edit... Ok I now know that IE7 will support all windows operating systems from 98 and above but the fact still remains alot of users may not upgrade right away or at all so I will be impementing this hack. I have got the hack working so far will be doing more tests on it...

Ummmm which version of windows are you trying to change the bootlogo for?

Damnit I can't believe we missed that in the manual! OK it is very easy simply place the files in the audio folder, run WPI and choose the "Audio Player" option. In this section you will see an area to enter your music entries. As long as the system has the proper capabilities it will play any type of music (Codecs) MP3 and WMA all of the standard formats will play fine.

It patches them on the fly, only the resources are patched and when you uninstall XPize all of your original files are restored back to the way they were.