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| How to change an icon to a nice PNG with WPS Wizard Installed |
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Tue, 19 Feb 2008 11:20:01 -060 |
It appears people don't know how to change the default program icons to
something nice (PNG icons) with WPS Wizard installed. It has to be done
a certain way. You just cannot drag and drop from the desktop. Only
from a certain class folder (CWThemeTransient) can icons be dragged and
dropped. To open this class folder to change the default icon to a PNG,
one needs to do the following:
Right click on the program object.
Find the ICON tab and select it.
Select Browse.
Let the opened window populate with the icons listed and found in the
theme ini file. This may take a while depending on the speed of the machine.
Find an icon you like and drag it from the opened window onto the
CURRENT ICON.
Now the program object has a nice icon.
I must admit I have not been concerned about keeping all the icons found
in the themes listed in the ini file. This would take a massive amount
of work. However, there are enough found that one should be able to
find something he or she likes.
The trashcan cannot be replaced. This is DUE to the way the trashcan is
coded. I sure wish this was changed. However, I don't see it happening
unless someone steps forward and submits the code changes to Paul.
System objects used for cmd files cannot be replaced by WPS Wizard.
This appears to be more a problem with the way the WPS works.
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| Re: How to change an icon to a nice PNG with WPS Wizard Installed |
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Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:59:55 -050 |
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 11:20:01 -0600, David Graser wrote:
>The trashcan cannot be replaced. This is DUE to the way the trashcan is
>coded. I sure wish this was changed. However, I don't see it happening
>unless someone steps forward and submits the code changes to Paul.
>
>System objects used for cmd files cannot be replaced by WPS Wizard.
>This appears to be more a problem with the way the WPS works.
>
I also have not found a way to change printer icons either... am I missing
something?
Dave McKenna
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| Re: How to change an icon to a nice PNG with WPS Wizard Installed |
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Tue, 19 Feb 2008 14:59:55 -050 |
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008 11:20:01 -0600, David Graser wrote:
>The trashcan cannot be replaced. This is DUE to the way the trashcan is
>coded. I sure wish this was changed. However, I don't see it happening
>unless someone steps forward and submits the code changes to Paul.
>
>System objects used for cmd files cannot be replaced by WPS Wizard.
>This appears to be more a problem with the way the WPS works.
>
I also have not found a way to change printer icons either... am I missing
something?
Dave McKenna
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| Re: How to change an icon to a nice PNG with WPS Wizard Installed |
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Wed, 20 Feb 2008 12:38:21 -050 |
On 02/19/08 12:20 pm David Graser wrote:
> It appears people don't know how to change the default program icons to
> something nice (PNG icons) with WPS Wizard installed. It has to be done
> a certain way. You just cannot drag and drop from the desktop. Only
> from a certain class folder (CWThemeTransient) can icons be dragged and
> dropped. To open this class folder to change the default icon to a PNG,
> one needs to do the following:
>
> Right click on the program object.
> Find the ICON tab and select it.
> Select Browse.
> Let the opened window populate with the icons listed and found in the
> theme ini file. This may take a while depending on the speed of the
> machine.
> Find an icon you like and drag it from the opened window onto the
> CURRENT ICON.
> Now the program object has a nice icon.
>
> I must admit I have not been concerned about keeping all the icons found
> in the themes listed in the ini file. This would take a massive amount
> of work. However, there are enough found that one should be able to
> find something he or she likes.
>
> The trashcan cannot be replaced. This is DUE to the way the trashcan is
> coded. I sure wish this was changed. However, I don't see it happening
> unless someone steps forward and submits the code changes to Paul.
>
> System objects used for cmd files cannot be replaced by WPS Wizard. This
> appears to be more a problem with the way the WPS works.
I just installed WPS Wizard and the Crystal Diamond blue theme. I like
it, but where do I find the corresponding desktop background image? The
new theme doesn't work well with the default orange eCS2RCx background.
I did follow your instructions for changing an icon but saw a large
number of icons with different names but the same "FS" on a red disk.
-=-
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| Re: How to change an icon to a nice PNG with WPS Wizard Installed |
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Wed, 20 Feb 2008 12:38:21 -050 |
On 02/19/08 12:20 pm David Graser wrote:
> It appears people don't know how to change the default program icons to
> something nice (PNG icons) with WPS Wizard installed. It has to be done
> a certain way. You just cannot drag and drop from the desktop. Only
> from a certain class folder (CWThemeTransient) can icons be dragged and
> dropped. To open this class folder to change the default icon to a PNG,
> one needs to do the following:
>
> Right click on the program object.
> Find the ICON tab and select it.
> Select Browse.
> Let the opened window populate with the icons listed and found in the
> theme ini file. This may take a while depending on the speed of the
> machine.
> Find an icon you like and drag it from the opened window onto the
> CURRENT ICON.
> Now the program object has a nice icon.
>
> I must admit I have not been concerned about keeping all the icons found
> in the themes listed in the ini file. This would take a massive amount
> of work. However, there are enough found that one should be able to
> find something he or she likes.
>
> The trashcan cannot be replaced. This is DUE to the way the trashcan is
> coded. I sure wish this was changed. However, I don't see it happening
> unless someone steps forward and submits the code changes to Paul.
>
> System objects used for cmd files cannot be replaced by WPS Wizard. This
> appears to be more a problem with the way the WPS works.
I just installed WPS Wizard and the Crystal Diamond blue theme. I like
it, but where do I find the corresponding desktop background image? The
new theme doesn't work well with the default orange eCS2RCx background.
I did follow your instructions for changing an icon but saw a large
number of icons with different names but the same "FS" on a red disk.
-=-
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