Posted by member 12025 on 2005-08-21 22:26:31 link
1. http://wiki.litestep.com/Themes:Development:Uniform_Desktop
Customize it for your needs and wants.
2. Depends on the module used for the clock. I think xLabel and Label use the same formatting.
3. Find the WAV file, and delete it. If it complains, search in the config files for the WAV file's name, and remove those sttings.
4. If the button uses text, search for that text. If an image, find that image, then search for it in the .rc files. Once you've found it, change what it does (how you do that will depend on the module used).
Note that Windows 2000 and Windows XP can search for strings inside of text files, to make this a bit easier.
Customize it for your needs and wants.
2. Depends on the module used for the clock. I think xLabel and Label use the same formatting.
3. Find the WAV file, and delete it. If it complains, search in the config files for the WAV file's name, and remove those sttings.
4. If the button uses text, search for that text. If an image, find that image, then search for it in the .rc files. Once you've found it, change what it does (how you do that will depend on the module used).
Note that Windows 2000 and Windows XP can search for strings inside of text files, to make this a bit easier.