Skin Problem
Thursday, September 7, 2006 by litt0vi3tb0i | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
well, i'm new to this skin stuff, and just found out about it a few days ago. i downloaded a windows media player skin but i don't know how to get rid of it and set it back to default. can anyone tell me how?
thanks
thanks
litt0vi3tb0i
Reply #2 Thursday, September 7, 2006 9:20 PM
Reply #2 Thursday, September 7, 2006 9:20 PM
hmm.. i can't really find that.. since i have the ALX one. it's like a circle and i can't find the select view or like.. anything else.. can you help me on this?
Hankers
Reply #3 Thursday, September 7, 2006 9:32 PM
Reply #3 Thursday, September 7, 2006 9:32 PM
Just right-click in the circle and select Switch to Full Mode.
litt0vi3tb0i
Reply #5 Thursday, September 7, 2006 10:41 PM
Reply #5 Thursday, September 7, 2006 10:41 PM
oh okay thanks a lot man.. and sorry for me being so stupid
oh yeah, can you also show me how to apply a skin for an icon? i opened it with icondeveloper, but then i don't know how to save it as the skin for that particular icon or whatever
oh yeah, can you also show me how to apply a skin for an icon? i opened it with icondeveloper, but then i don't know how to save it as the skin for that particular icon or whatever
KiloKrash
Reply #6 Friday, September 8, 2006 1:15 AM
You don't use IconDeveloper for that. If you want to change only a single icon, then right-click > click Properties > then Select the Icon Tab > Now select the 'Change Icon' button > click the browse button > find the .ico file and select it. Ok to everything. Voila!
Now since you have IconDeveloper I'm betting you're a ODNT subscriber, so if you want to change all your Icons (i.e. the Windows system icons) you'll have to use the proggy called IconPackager. This changes all at once. If you only want to change one, then follow the original directions.
Note:IconDeveloper is really only for converting png's to icons or for recoloring and editing of icons.
Oh yeah, if you are already using an IconPackage and would like to change the icon globally then you may do so through IconPackager. I'm not going to explain that now, since I don't know whether you are using this. Catch me later.
Reply #6 Friday, September 8, 2006 1:15 AM
| oh yeah, can you also show me how to apply a skin for an icon? i opened it with icondeveloper, but then i don't know how to save it as the skin for that particular icon or whatever |
You don't use IconDeveloper for that. If you want to change only a single icon, then right-click > click Properties > then Select the Icon Tab > Now select the 'Change Icon' button > click the browse button > find the .ico file and select it. Ok to everything. Voila!
Now since you have IconDeveloper I'm betting you're a ODNT subscriber, so if you want to change all your Icons (i.e. the Windows system icons) you'll have to use the proggy called IconPackager. This changes all at once. If you only want to change one, then follow the original directions.
Note:IconDeveloper is really only for converting png's to icons or for recoloring and editing of icons.
Oh yeah, if you are already using an IconPackage and would like to change the icon globally then you may do so through IconPackager. I'm not going to explain that now, since I don't know whether you are using this. Catch me later.
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Reply #1 Thursday, September 7, 2006 6:16 PM