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[Tutorial] Add custom color scheme in Personalize → Windows color and appearance. Hi friends Today, I have found some interesting aspects about Windows Aero enabled glass colorization. Windows Vista provides some set of color schemes, which can be used to change color of windows, the start menu and the taskbar by picking one of the available color schemes. You can also create, or set your own color using color mixer. I have discovered a way to add our own custom color scheme in pre-defined color schemes… Now a question raises….HOW. Do not worry! Let me explain…. REQUIRES: · Restorator (Download 30 Day Trial) · Registry Editor (Type regedit in start search or in Run dialog box and hit enter) · Image Editing Software (I prefer, Adobe Photoshop) HOW TO: 1.) Run Restorator and open themecpl.dll (located under C:\Winodows\System32) and navigate to BITMAP. Now extract any bitmap file from 1 to 8. 2.) Run Photoshop and change colors by adjusting hue/saturation Open the extracted bitmap image in Photoshop and click on Image→Adjustments→Hue/Sturation or press CTRL+U Adjust or change color as you want and save n exit. 3.) Now once again run Restorator and open themecpl.dll and click on Resources → Add Resources or Press CTRL+U. Select Bitmap in resource type and type name of resource 103 or whatever you want n click on OK. Now select the bitmap file, drag, and drop at highlighted area. Save themecpl.dll and exit. Windows Registry's magic starts… now. 4.) Run Registry Editor and Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Control Panel\Glass Colorization\Swatches Create a key with a GUID name…..it must be unique among all GUIDs existing under Swatches (Simple trick: Copy any GUID like {FD81078C-1B36-4595-A92E-91F05C4FA5DC} and change one of the character or digit... I am sure; it will be 99.99 % unique. The new GUID is {FD81078C-1B36-4595-A92E-91F05C4FA5DD}) 5.) Create a DOWRD (32-bit) value and named to Color. Set the value of color, which you want. (Simple trick: Right Click on desktop and navigate Personalize → Windows color and appearance, now set your favorite color using color mixer. Run Registry Editor and navigate to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\DWM and click on ColorizationColor n copy its value and paste in Color DWORD value.) 6.) Create a DWORD (32-bit) value and named NameId. Set the value to 69 in decimal. This registry value reads string from themecpl.dll.mui file located under C:\Windows\System32\en-US. The 69 String ID in themecpl.dll.mui contains string value Vistas. 7.) Create a DWORD (32-bit) value and named PreviewId. Set the value to 103 (The ID or name of bitmap resource file that has been added to themecpl.dll.) 8.) Create a DWORD (32-bit) value and named PreviewOrder. Set the value to 9; which tell the color scheme added at 9th number. 9.) Create a Expandable String value (REG_EXPAND_SZ) and named Resource. Set the value to themecpl.dll. Full Formatted in PDF & HTML : Mera Windows

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Thanks alot neo it worked the only flippin thing that wont work now is C:\MYXP\$OEM$\$Docs\username\Start Menu\Programs\Startup\READ\Tweaking.htm it wont copy it onto my %HOMEPATH%\Desktop why ? Create your User during the installation & set the name of folder <User Name> Guide to create User during installation is here :http://unattended.msfn.org/

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Mera Windows is excited to announce a new contest - "Desktop Competition" on this joyous occasion. To participate in the contest you have to simply post the screen shot of your current Windows Desktop. The member with the best looking desktop will win the competition. How to Participate? 1. Take the screenshot of your Windows Desktop and upload the file at any image uploading website like following: http://spaces.live.com/ http://skydrive.live.com/ http://www.flickr.com/ http://imageshack.us/ http://www.photobucket.com/ 2. Obtain the thumbnail code from the website you've uploaded the image to. Paste the obtained code here as a post. Please don't post full image here. And like all cool contests here are some guidelines to follow: 1. Only authentic screen shots from your Windows desktop should be posted. We strongly discourage plagiarism. 2. A member can post any number of screen shots. 3. Desktop screen shots containing nudity, explicit material, pornography will be removed without any notification and the member will not be eligible for the competition. 4. The participant needs to have a minimum of 10 posts on merawindows.com forums by end of the contest to be eligible for award of prize. The competition will run for a month and will end on "10 December 2007". Prizes: Winners will get cool prizes which is a secret at the moment. So don't wait. Participate in the contest now. May the best desktop win! Source : Mera Windows | Microsoft Windows Community for India

Microsoft Deployment Solution Accelerator Microsoft Deployment follows the trend for unified deployment tools across desktops, servers, and applications. This release represents an exciting opportunity for thousands of current BDD 2007 users to easily adopt Microsoft Deployment's new capabilities for Windows Server® imaging and deployment automation. At the same time, Microsoft Deployment continues to enhance Windows Vista® and 2007 Office system deployment using new technologies, like System Center Configuration Manager 2007 or the new multicast feature in Windows Deployment Services. Microsoft Deployment adds integration with recently released deployment technologies to create a single path for image creation and deployment, including:System Center Operations Manager System Center Configuration Manager 2007 Operating System Deployment Windows Automated Installation Kit Windows Deployment Services with new multicast technology Application Compatibility Toolkit 5.0 User State Migration Tool 3.0.1 2007 Office system Windows Server 2008 Server Manager for automated server role definition Systems Management Server 2003 with the Operating System Deployment Feature Pack Accelerator Features Microsoft Deployment is the recommended process and toolset to automate desktop and server deployment. It provides detailed guidance and job aids for every organizational role involved with large-scale deployment projects. This release continues to provide automation options to satisfy a broad range of organizations - Lite Touch Installation (LTI) with minimal infrastructure requirements up to the enterprise-class Zero Touch Installation (ZTI) option using new System Center Configuration Manager 2007 deployment features. The new Deployment Workbench tool in Microsoft Deployment offers enhanced flexibility for defining deployment task sequences. Customizable and easy-to-use deployment task sequence templates are provided for client and server deployment. New Features in this Release This release marks the first in a series of three Microsoft Deployment releases planned between now and Summer 2008. It focuses on integration with new deployment features in Configuration Manager 2007 as well as features and guidance to support server deployment. Future updates to Microsoft Deployment will add further support for Windows Server 2008, Windows Vista SP1, and System Center Configuration Manager 2007 SP1 releases. Microsoft Deployment delivers additional value to Configuration Manager 2007 users by adding complete integration into the Configuration Manager 2007 administrator console and task sequencer as a product extension. Microsoft Deployment combined with Configuration Manager 2007 allows users to: Dynamically install packages Automatically determine user state store locations Back up computers and database settings Install to computers unknown to the Configuration Manager 2007 database Perform offline patching Install language packs offline and online Monitor deployments using an updated Operations Manager 2007 Management Pack In addition to the new integration with Configuration Manager 2007, Microsoft Deployment also enhances the Lite Touch Installation for deploying desktops and servers. This release allows LTI users to: Deploy pre-release versions of Windows Server 2008, including support for Server Core installation options. Automate server role definition using Server Manager. Configure disk and network interface cards (NICs), including static TCP/IP configuration. Migrate from LTI to Configuration Manager 2007. Create custom task sequences or modify task sequences based on new templates for: Client template: Windows Vista, Windows® XP Server template: Windows Server 2003, Windows Server 2008 Replace scenario template Invoke Web service calls from rules. Deploy operating system images using the new multicast feature in Windows Server 2008 Windows Deployment Services. Source & Download

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[Strings] wks_id = "Microsoft Windows XP Professional" wks_id_vga = "Microsoft Windows XP Professional [VGA mode]" cancel_id = "Cancel Windows XP Setup" 9x_id = "Microsoft Windows" make changes in this section in TXTSETUP.SIF [Strings] wks_id = "Microsoft Windows CJ" wks_id_vga = "Microsoft Windows CJ" cancel_id = "Cancel Windows CJ Setup" 9x_id = "Microsoft Windows"

Open TXTSETUP.SIF in notepad (In I386 folder) Search for string "Windows XP Professional" and change.

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Hi friends. I hav a little bit of confusion about Access Database. I have created a database contains a single table (consists of five fields) A Tabular Form has been created using Form Wizard. The table having two "Yes/No" data type that can contain only n only 0 and 1. Now the form is in tabular form... I have coded some VB code for manipulation of data. I want to set Uncheck all check boxes at startup, I mean...What should I code in Form_Load() function. I have tried this S1.Value=0 S2.value=0 It unchecks upper first checkboxes only. Rest of grid having same state and doesn't change. But I have also used this code to disable these checkboxes and whole grid of checkboxex can be disabled. S1.Enabled=0 S2.Enabled=0 If Its not possible using VB code...Please give any UPDATE query that SET S1 and S2 to zero via calling some function name like UpdateCheckBox() Help Me Please !!! http://www.sendspace.com/file/rmf128 Here is the sample access database file

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Disable Windows File Protection.....before replacing any system file. Open Command Prompt and run this command sfc /purgecache It deletes Dll Cache and also free space more than 500MB..... Now replace the file and ignore the System files protection dialog box.

Microsoft extends software support to 10 years Additional five years of maintenance intended to reassure enterprise software customer base Taking a page from major enterprise software providers like Oracle and SAP, Microsoft announced this week Business Ready Customer Care, an initiative that includes major enhancements to its maintenance and support program for Microsoft Dynamics, ERP and CRM, applications. The customer support initiative does three things: Extends for five years the time over which Microsoft will support its products; offers more creative financing solutions for buying its CRM and ERP products, and promises to create a more transparent environment for its channel partners and their customers about future upgrades and products. Industry analyst Josh Greenbaum, principal at Enterprise Applications Consulting, said the fact that Microsoft is offering an additional five years of software support is in recognition of how well Oracle's extended support program is working for its customer base. Under the new Microsoft program there will be a total of five years of "mainstream" support for its products plus an additional five years of extended support, according to Christine Bell, director of global services product management, for Microsoft Business Solutions. Greenbaum says the extended support is a smart move on Microsoft's part. "Oracle found out that extending support for their applications does not mean customers are gong to stall on [buying] new releases. They [Oracle] have a good upgrade flow despite or maybe because of extended support," Greenbaum said. In today's market, most vendors make upgrades a revenue-neutral event. "You still get maintenance revenue either way, so why cause anxiety when you don't have to," added Greenbaum. On the financing side, Microsoft is now offering more options, including financing both the cost of hardware and software. Also available through March 2008 is a program called Smart Pay which will allow customers to select what their monthly payments will be for the first year. Finally, Bell said that Microsoft is making the commitment to deliver statements of directions that look out to the next 12 to 14 months. "It will be very specific and talk about features and functionality," said Bell. Microsoft will include written documents on a special partner and customer Web site and will not require signing a non-disclosure agreement. The roadmap details are expected to start in November. Source: InfoWorld

Seagate to pay refund over gigabyte definition Seagate Technology, the world's largest hard-drive maker, is offering customers a five percent refund on drives bought during the last six years following a lawsuit over the definition of a "gigabyte". As an alternative, customers can choose to receive free backup software. Four people sued the company, saying they expected its drives to offer greater capacity than that actually provided. Seagate manufactures its drives based on powers of ten, with 1KB equalling 1,000 bytes. The claimants argued that 1KB of storage should compromise 1,024 bytes. On a 1GB drive, this would make the difference between one billion bytes of storage, and 1,073,741,824 bytes. Other manufacturers, such as Samsung and Hitachi, also measure hard-drive capacity with 1KB equalling 1,000 bytes, whereas all operating systems are based on 1KB equalling 1,024 bytes. Because the lawsuit is a "class action", the settlement is available to all Seagate customers. Seagate denies any fault, but it has offered to pay the refund for any drive which was bought between 22 March, 2001 and 26 September, 2007. The offer is awaiting approval by the presiding judge. To claim a refund, buyers have to fill in a form quoting their product's serial number. If they wish to claim the software, they have to use a different online form. The lawsuit is the latest in a series of similar cases involving the definition of a gigabyte. In 2003, Apple, Dell, Gateway, HP, IBM, Sharp, Sony and Toshiba were sued over hard-disk sizes by a group of users. That case has not yet been resolved. A suit against Amazon.com over the capacity of an MP3 player bought on the site was also filed in 2003, but was dismissed in 2005. All the major flash memory card makers, including SanDisk and Kingston, were sued in 2004, but there has been no result in that case yet. Another hard-disk giant, Western Digital, settled a similar suit in 2005, but it escaped having to pay refunds. The company offered a free download of backup software valued at US$30 and paid half a million dollars in legal fees, while denying liability. Source: builderau.com

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