Well, anyway, IF it's a skin, just find the bitmap that goes with the start button and change the color. If you start havethe normal start button, you'll need WindowBlinds or something like that.
Sam Cylinder
I need more info. Is it a start button in a skin, or the regular start button in XP? Or is it the classic Start button? Please give more information.
Is there some kind of warning when your computer reboots?
There's a CursorXP FAQ at http://www.cursorxp.com/support.html. You can make CursorXP themes in CursorXP. You can't create WindowBlinds themes in Photoshop, but you can make the graphics. You might want to put you question about the rebooting in a seprate post.
I make all my graphics in Microsoft Paint.
The titles you have are just fine! In the "real" world, they only give doctors the title Dr., they only give professors the title Prof., and so on.
Are there any other screenshots on that site?
To have a picture show up on the XP Start Menu, you must have the Welcome screen enabled. You must be a System Adminastrator to enable the Welcome Screen. You cannot enable the Welcome screen on a domain.
OK, I have one question. Does it have any ads anywhere for any product?
I recently got Windows XP, and I want to get rid of that Luna theme. I know about WindowBlinds XP, but I have many questions. I need more information.
Oh, never mind.
Are you saying that you the little box that ask whether you want to save it or open it pops up, then you select an option and it just goes away with nothing happening? If that's the case, try freeing up some system resources.
I really want to use ObjectBar, but I don't want to buy it. So, could you tell me when ObjectBar can be downloaded for free?
Hotmail wants your State, Zip Code, Birthday, and Occupation. Should I, like, make something up?
The problem isn't junk mail. You see, I use my friend's computer. He doesn't want my stuff in his mailbox. I think a web-based, free e-mail account should do it, but I don't want to give away to much personal information.
Sorry, instead of "provate" I meant "private".
Because I use my friend's computer, I don't e-mail sent to his computer. Do you know how to keep my his e-mail address provate?