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Windows 7 - Start Menu Button - Change



 
08-31-2009   #9
sergiogarcia9


 

Start Menu Button - Change

How to Change the Start Menu Button in Windows 7

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Last edited by Brink; 10-20-2011 at 12:12 PM..
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09-01-2009   #10
sergiogarcia9


 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by mickey megabyte View Post
ok, thank you for explaining it to this idiot.

so 6801.bmp = normal button? 6805.bmp = mouseover button? 6809.bmp=clicked?

please edit your original tutorial with this extra information.

and where do i store my new bitmaps? (or will they get saved inside explorer.exe when i assign them?)

what about transparency? can you assign a png file?

sorry for the idiot questions, but i want to help you improve your tutorial!
I think so
and No, you can't assign a PNG file...It has to be a BMP file. And yes, the newly assigned start buttons will be saved in the explorer.exe.

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09-01-2009   #11
sergiogarcia9


 


So what should i add to the tutorial?
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09-01-2009   #12
mickey megabyte


ultimate 64 sp1
 
 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by sergiogarcia9 View Post
So what should i add to the tutorial?
there used to be an old recipe for rabbit soup:

Quote:
1 - first, you catch a rabbit.
2 - blah blah blah
3 - .......
so, for your tutorial, it may help to start with the basics, maybe:

Quote:
1 - first, make three buttons for normal, rollover and clicked states, x and y dimensions.
2 - blah blah blah
3 - ......
then say to save them as bitmaps... etc. etc.

also, how can we have transparency in the buttons?
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09-01-2009   #13
sergiogarcia9


 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by mickey megabyte View Post
there used to be an old recipe for rabbit soup:



so, for your tutorial, it may help to start with the basics, maybe:



then say to save them as bitmaps... etc. etc.

also, how can we have transparency in the buttons?
As i said before, No, they have to be black, BUT you can use them on any color taskbar. and that other thing, should be a total other tutorial. That would describe on how to make them, and not on how to change them.
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09-01-2009   #14
mickey megabyte


ultimate 64 sp1
 
 


ok
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09-01-2009   #15
bluemoon4ever


windows 7 RTM
 
 


i think that you should make it clear that you ALSO need to create or download your own replacement buttons in this tutorial as thats not clear at the start.

just a thought ....
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09-02-2009   #16
sergiogarcia9


 


Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by bluemoon4ever View Post
i think that you should make it clear that you ALSO need to create or download your own replacement buttons in this tutorial as thats not clear at the start.

just a thought ....
Done
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09-03-2009   #17
Girish


windows 7
 
 


Thanks a lot sergiogarcia9 i was searching this from long time...
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09-03-2009   #18
Girish


windows 7
 
 


can any one make start button for this logo.
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09-03-2009   #19
Girish


windows 7
 
 


and this too ...pleseeeeeeeeeeeeee....
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