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Originally Posted by xpressyourcell
I don't want to turn off the shortcuts, just move them. I also don't think the MobileUnderground thread quite answers my questions..My first question - every body says "Just edit put this in your windows folder, or just insert this into your registery" but that is great on the device, but it isn't specific when it comes to cooking. There is no MASTER REG file or MASTER WINDOWS folder in the kitchen and nobody is specific enough for me to understand. I have been struggling for 2 months to change icons of EXT programs that I add in but I just end up with a bleeding start menu. Guess I'm just not smart enough to figure this stuff out.  |
SYS\21895\DPI_192\COMMON\Base_DPI_192
See the start menu icons in there? Put your own png files.. named whatever you like..
create registry values that assign the icon to the ext. Where? app.reg would be a good place to test.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Shell\StartInfo\Start\ Office Mobile\Adobe Reader LE.lnk]
"Group"=dword:00000000
"Icon"="
\\Windows\\startAR-LE.png"
For a folder/icon that I want to have in a 'pre-ordained' position.. as in.. Do this favorite and rank thing with the rest of the icons (on the start menu, not its subfolders - that would be tiresome) and you can have the start menu look the same.. Not have to play that silly honeycomb game ever again.
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Security\Shell\StartInfo\Start\ Multimedia]
"FavoriteOrder"=hex:00,56,a0,05,70,c2,ca,01
"Favorite"=dword:00000001
"Rank"=dword:ffffffcd
"Icon"=
\\MyTastyIcons\\meowmeowmeowmeowmeow.meow
"Group"=dword:00000001 <--- indicates folder
Now, if you use the MyTastyIcons folder.. you'll have to modify the app.dat folder to move it there.. This doesn't use the \\ to indicate a \. You may even want to rename it to a barkbark instead of the older meowmeowmeowmeowmeow file name. Personally, I prefer a bark file over a meow file anyday. So lets do that..
Directory(\MyTastyIcons):-File("barkbark.bark","\Windows\meowmeowmeowmeowmeo w.meow")
But, for fans of the meow..
Directory(\MyTastyIcons):-File("meowmeowmeowmeowmeow.meow","\Windows\meowmeo wmeowmeowmeow.meow")
The downside to that, is that you'll have a meow file in your Windows folder and theres just nothing good about that.. Its technically classified as a system file.
I just realized I wrote this for nothing, as an explanation was already posted.. Oh well, I just watched supertroopers.. That explains it. Meow.
ignore the space after the o and before the w.. for some reason.. the forum keeps screwing one of my meows.. oh well, nothing catastrophic. Good thing I use the bark naming convention huh? 10 points for me if this confuses the shit out of a new user. literally, they'll poop