Hello everyone. . . Anyone know a way to turn off the animations? You know, during copy, delete, etc? I have a very dark theme and the alpha bordering on the images doesn't appear to be too clean (not a knock, this release is AWESOME!), I just like to turn those off and kick 'em back to the old, simple ones.

Any ideas how this could be done via CMD line or the installer?

Thanks!

-- DW

Edited September 21, 200520 yr by dwolf

The only way i know of is /nodll but then you would have none of the icons either. The avi file's you want to kill are really a big part of the xpize process. The only things I can think of are get a new theme or forget xpize.

Hello everyone. . .  Anyone know a way to turn off the animations?  You know, during copy, delete, etc?  I have a very dark theme and the alpha bordering on the images doesn't appear to be too clean (not a knock, this release is AWESOME!), I just like to turn those off and kick 'em back to the old, simple ones.

Any ideas how this could be done via CMD line or the installer?

Thanks!

-- DW

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Take original AVIs from shell32.dll with Reshacker or similar and replace XPize ones in C:\WINDOWS\XPize\Resources\shell32.dll (they must have same filename). Then, go to registry string [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\XPize\FILES] and edit shell32.dll's value to whatever you want. Finally run XPize Reloader and reboot.

Edited September 22, 200520 yr by XPero

Ok shoot me I didn't even think of doing it the HARD way. Thanks xpero.

Ok shoot me I didn't even think of doing it the HARD way. Thanks xpero.

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Hehe, never forget XPize, there are workarounds for everything Thanks for helping kelsenellenelvian.

Edited September 22, 200520 yr by XPero

Great! Thanks. . . But, what would I have to edit the value in the reg for?

Never mind. . . helps when you investigate prior to spewing something stupid out of your mouth. Answer -- to let the reloader know that something has changed and needs updated.

Thanks! Again, GREAT WORK!!

One more question. . . without searching through all the various DLLs, etc. Where are the AVIs stored for IE download animations?

Occache.dll

Thank you! Figured it was that or 'shodocvw.dll'. Appreciate it!