Custom Buttons in Autorun Screen Replaced by DefaultsLast reviewed: February 5, 1998Article ID: Q171604 |
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SUMMARYOn computers that support only 16-color display, the AutoRun splash screen customized background and buttons specified in the IEAK wizard will not be used. In order for the custom background and buttons to be used, the display must support at least 256 colors.
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CD AutoRunYou can customize the CD AutoRun program with your own background and buttons. To do this, create the bitmaps using a graphics program, such as Paint, and then specify their location in the wizard. In order for your customized background and buttons to work properly, make sure that both the background and the button files are optimized to the same 256-color identity palette. Instructions doing this are included below. In addition, your custom buttons must be the same size and shape (square) as those specified in the Template.bmp file included in the Custbtns\Template folder on this CD. You can use palette index 250 or 251 to add transparent (250) or transparent shadow (251) areas to your buttons. The CD Autorun application will automatically create these transparent areas at runtime. Note: The custom backgrounds and buttons will be displayed only on computers with 256-color (8-bit) display capabilities. On computers with 16- color (4-bit) display capabilities, a standard low-resolution background bitmap and button set will be displayed.
Converting 24-bit Images to a Common 256-Color Identity PaletteNote: These instructions assume that you are starting with 24-bit RGB bitmap files. If your file is not a 24-bit RGB bitmap, you must convert it.
Keywords : ieakgeneral kbdisplay Version : WINDOWS:3.2a Platform : WINDOWS |
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