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Shedule theme changing

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i want to set up a complete Xp DVD ...and it came to my mind...what if i set the distribution to change it normal way to look in days like ...25.12.2005 ...and all nice celebrations ? ...

for example, in 28.02.2006 ..to show a birthday theme ..( allready configured ) ...cause is my birthday and so on...

..conclusion > how to set in some very strict days to automaticaly change the THEME is used normally by Windows XP ( maybe is a program ...maybe is a script ...maybe it can both be created :D )

thank`s guys

As far as i am aware that isnt possible.

The only way i can think of is by some kind of DOS file whereby it runs on certain days and batch changes the certain files. That way probably isnt possible. Then again, i could be wrong.

Edited by SamNeeds

  • 5 weeks later...

well, you can do something kinda like that...

schedule a batch file that would open up your theme of choice..

like how you would use a different theme for an unattended cd......

I think :P

it's a good idea though. anyone wanna put in a word on this? daily theme switching would be kinda fun..

instead of "start", you could have "monday", "tuesday", etc..

now that's customization! :D

  • 2 months later...

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