Turn Off/Restart window...
Wednesday, June 4, 2003 by ama02 | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
I've noticed, for the last couple of days, that when I go to exit windows and turn off my computer, the "Turn Off Computer" window appears skinned with a previous skin (not the skin that I'm currently using). I'm running WB4 on my XP. Anyone know what might be causing this? Is there a setting that I need to check/uncheck? Don't know why it's suddenly doing this. 
Brice
Reply #3 Thursday, June 5, 2003 2:02 PM
Reply #3 Thursday, June 5, 2003 2:02 PM
Hi!
>>You can try this: In the WB config go to User Overides then Under XP overrides you should if "Always Use The Shell Style Defined In ..." is ticked, untick it and then apply changes. <<
I'm trying to change the skin for the shut down menu, all went well
as far as editing the graphic file and using it within the skining program, but it never changes the actual loggoff.
I appears to within the program, I also checked out a suggestion, (above) nothing is checked... ADVISE PLEASE !!!
-=Brice
>>You can try this: In the WB config go to User Overides then Under XP overrides you should if "Always Use The Shell Style Defined In ..." is ticked, untick it and then apply changes. <<
I'm trying to change the skin for the shut down menu, all went well
as far as editing the graphic file and using it within the skining program, but it never changes the actual loggoff.
I appears to within the program, I also checked out a suggestion, (above) nothing is checked... ADVISE PLEASE !!!
-=Brice
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Reply #1 Thursday, June 5, 2003 5:49 AM