New Style Setup Billboards Other Images

As you may have noticed, the prior page simply changed the backgroud, but what about the other images? The Windows logo in the upper left, or the bullets or even the "animated" images at the bottom right will all be covered on this page.

Read the Reference page on compressed files, and save the extracted WINNTBBU.DLL file to a temp directory. Always use the same file version as that of your Windows version. Don't use a SP1 file for a SP2 OS basically.

Windows Logo | Bullets | Animated Progress Bar | Previewing the Change


» Windows Logo

This section will cover taking care of the Windows Logo in the upper left of the screen.

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Below you will find a table with the descriptions of the logo resource numbers
Resource # Description
100
101
102
The True Color bitmaps used during Windows XP Setup
150
151
152
These appear the same as the above bitmaps, except these have an alpha transperancy. These are used during Windows XP Setup
120
121
122
The True Color bitmaps used during Windows 2003 Setup
160
161
162
These appear the same as the above bitmaps, except these have an alpha transperancy. These are used during Windows 2003 Setup



» Bullets

This section will cover taking care of the text next to the bullets on the left side of the screen.

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Below you'll find the order in which the bullets are displayed. The first image is a task that has been completed, the second is an uncompleted task, and the third is the current task. The resource numbers also go in this order, from low to high.

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Below you will find a table with the descriptions of the logo resource numbers

Resource # Description
104
105
109
The True Color bitmaps used during Windows XP Setup
154
155
156
The 16bit equivalent to the True Color bitmaps for Windows XP Setup
124
125
126
The True Color bitmaps used during Windows 2003 Setup
164
165
166
The 16bit equivalent to the True Color bitmaps for Windows 2003 Setup



» Animated Progress Bar

This section will cover taking care of the progress bar scrolling in the bottom right corner of the screen.

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Below you'll find the order in which the individual images create the animated appearance. Basically, all it does is run through all 4 images, then goes backwards redisplaying the prior ones. So using the below table as an example, it would go: 1,2,3,4,3,2,1 to create illusion of the animated image.

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Below you will find a table with the descriptions of the logo resource numbers

Resource # Description
185
186
187
188
The True Color bitmaps used during Windows XP Setup
189
190
191
192
The 16bit equivalent to the True Color bitmaps for Windows XP Setup
500
501
502
503
The True Color bitmaps used during Windows 2003 Setup
510
511
512
513
The 16bit equivalent to the True Color bitmaps for Windows 2003 Setup


» Finishing Up



» Previewing the Change

You have three options to preview your Background change. Two of which involve using the Windows Setup routine.

Submitted by Alanoll.
Last updated 2005-12-21 18:59:04 by Alanoll