UK.Intel

Some Very good Ideas here. You have my attention and my support. Id be happy to get involved with this.

Lets make the Doable, Done!

Regards

UK.Intel

Thankyou all for your encouraging comments, I wish anyone who now plans to make a visual style all the best of luck,
and no matter what the outcome, i know how much effort goes into making a style

- Is there any way to make the Caption Buttons in Basic more Aero-like?
- How can I change the WMP and Windows Photo Gallery Basic Background Color?
Thanks in advance

Unfortunatly i do not know the answers to all your questions,
but if you see my HEX-EDITING tutorial it will explain how to change the background colour in WMP BASIC.

Good Luck I look forward to seeing your work

i dont see the progress bar color yet! :S k continue with the good business

Thats because the progress bars do not need to be hex-edited to change the colour.

Using a Resource Hacker (e.g Restorator 2007)
Simply extract the images from the Resources/Themes/*Theme Folder*/*Theme*.msstyle/image folder or WMP progress bars are most likely located within System32/wmploc.dll/257
Sorry I havn't had time to forfill your request

Thanks for all your comments This Tutorial will be updated as more information becomes available

Hi i now this is not the correct topic to post but iam seing that UK Intel is a very good custumer, i already have the wmp11 theme on vista and black buttons from him and now i have the thin taskbar, but i have a question there is anyway/program that can change the progress bar to wmp11 black or like sony vaios black acrylic ??? tkx in advance, and keep with this good threads.

Hi, could you please post a screenshot of what you want changeing, and a screenshot of how you want it to look?

Also a link to the wmp11 black would be helpful

Thanks in advance

THIS is what you need to do

Navigate to c:windows/resources/themes/*Named Theme Folder*/en-US

The aero.msstyles.mui must be re-named to the same name as the themes .msstyle

for example: if the .msstyle is named Vista Classic.msstyle... Then the mui file must be named Vista Classic.msstyle.mui.

Thank you Raphael

Wow, See this somewhere before