Can't get LogonStudio to find my themes
Friday, February 18, 2005 by denro | Discussion: Beginners
I recently signed up for Wincustomize, because it would no longer let me get the themes w/o it hehe. now, i was looking at logon screens, and i loved the Aero Bliss one, so i got it, and i downloaded Logon Studio also, but it won't let me use Aero Bliss as one. I tried importing it and loading it, but it can't find it, and when i have it search for all files, it finds it but doesn't load it.... i need help please. thanks in advance.
denro
Reply #2 Sunday, February 20, 2005 1:47 PM
Reply #2 Sunday, February 20, 2005 1:47 PM
thank you so much... my problem was I didn't have it directly in the LogonStudio directory... because my previous logons didn't require it to be there, but I did what you said and now it works... thank you very much.
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Reply #1 Saturday, February 19, 2005 3:08 PM
1) If the extension of the file is .logonXP double click on the file (you might have already tried this one too). If it still doesn't work try to rename the file (right-click on it and 'rename') to .zip. Then unzip the file into a folder. Move this folder into your LogonStudio directory. Note: it is important that the logon-folders are directly in the LogonStudio directory and not in a subfolder!
2)If the downloaded file has already the extension .zip, unzipp it. It will most likely have one or more files with the extension .logonxp in it. Proceed from number 1 in this case.
To see your extensions open Windows Explorer > Tools > Folder Options > View > and untick 'hide extensions for known file types'