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prog[pn]=['MSN Messenger 7.0816 Patched']
uid[pn]=['MSNMESSENGER7BUILD0732BET']
picf[pn]=['.\\pic\\msn.jpg']
picw[pn]=['128']
pich[pn]=['128']
desc[pn]=['Microsoft Messenger Portal Program. Mess.be patched']
textl[pn]=['Bottom']
texti[pn]=['1']
cmd1[pn]=['%CDROM%\\winapp\\MsnMsgs.msi /QB']
cmd2[pn]=['%CDROM%\\winapp\\MsnMsgs.cmd']
dflt[pn]=['yes']
cat[pn]=['Internet']
pn++

'pic' folder insider wpi folder that is inside my $1 folder in my UA_XP cd

you dont need to write

picf[pn]=['.\\pic\\msn.jpg'

you should only have

picf[pn]=['msn.jpg']

ive checked it through with the old method i helped invent with a few others we used to call the subfolder out like pics and so forth but it seems all you have to do with this new version

is place your images in the folder named Graphics

and just call your images the way glent describes and they will show

picf[pn]=['msn.jpg']

so just move your images from pics inside graphics folder because aparently its hardcoded to already search inside the graphics folder for images

,,, also if you didnt want to have your graphics folder so messy,, you could just put your pics folder inside of the graphics folder and call to the image like this with out the dot

pics/msn.jpg

and that will work just fine also

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