[quote] You can press and hold down the CTRL key when you right click and that will bring up the normal menu also. Doesn't work on mine...only the key next to the ctrl lower right. the key has pic of a menu with cursor pointer on it. [/quote] Cool. This helps a lot; I was tired of unloading RightClick just to re
I made the progress bar from part of the main image. In each case the palate was set to local adaptive. Thank you, John
Cavan1 is correct. I did neglect to follow the instructions with regard to image size. Now my skin shows in the list of choices. When I run that skin, it looks REALLY bad. Black and gray with no detail. I have the files at [link="http://www.jniendorf.com/Mini2.zip"]Mini2.zip[/link] Thank you for the help. John
Hi Guys, I'm having similar problems. I have tried three different versions of the BootSkin installer on two different computers and my skin still doesn't show up. I followed the directions at WWW Link with no luck. I have zipped my attempt at a boot screen to Mini.zip I would appreciate any advice. Thank you, John
Hi Guys, Anyone using Photoshop CS3? Photoshop crashes when I try to save the file as a 4bit BMP. John
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I went through the tutorial from the link under the tools menu in the boot skin application. https://www.joeuser.com/articles.asp?aid=1886 WWW Link
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Hi Guys, I’m having a similar problem as feldm4n in his post "Got the design and outported but..." In my case there are a couple of things going on: 1. When I try to prepare an image in Skin Studio Pro the save command sort of works. What I mean is if I try to prepare an image named B1.bmp Skin studio seems to crash after hitting the save button. If the destination folder already has a B1.bmp image I am asked if I want to overwrit
Thank you for the quick and helpful reply. Sorry to be such a newbie John
Thank you for your help. Do you have any suggestions for creating a Purdue logo icon that would be readable? or should I give up the idea of using this text?
Hi Guys, I looked through the Object Desktop documentation and the online tutorial but still have a couple of questions. I think I understand how to create an icon from an image, but: 1. There are many sizes of icons 16x16, 32x32, 48x48. Are all of these sizes saved in the icon file? 2. Will Windows choose the correct icon size if I save the new icon in the standard formats? That is will Windows choose to display a 32x32 as opposed to 16x16 under Windows XP at t
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