Hey, I have only used rainmeter for a couple of days. I know something about editing and adding skins.
So i would like to know how to change my desktop icons? I have found some icons that I like, and downloaded them from customize.org. But how do i change them?
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Icons
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Re: Icons
You can't change your (System !) icons with rainmeter. When you want changing your (System)icons you must use i.E. Iconpackager or edit your shell.dll.
You can make skins (with rainmeter) which show your (downloadeed) icons and execute i.e. open a folder or application.
You can make skins (with rainmeter) which show your (downloadeed) icons and execute i.e. open a folder or application.
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Re: Icons
I just want to make my icons look like this or something alike. I have downloaded the files, but i dont know where to put all the .png files i extract from the .rar file...
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Re: Icons
You can create a skin that displays icons and executes some command when you click on them. They won't behave like windows desktop icons but you can do a lot more with them. If you don't know how to make a simple Rainmeter skin, I recommend you do the tutorials: http://rainmeter.net/cms/Rainmeter101
They should get you started with the basic knowledge you need for creating what you want. Once you did the tutorials, you can create a simple skin with icons by placing a number of image meters beneath each other and adding a LeftMouseUpAction to each of them. The icons should reside in a folder near the skin's .ini file. For a skin like this I would just put them in the same folder.
They should get you started with the basic knowledge you need for creating what you want. Once you did the tutorials, you can create a simple skin with icons by placing a number of image meters beneath each other and adding a LeftMouseUpAction to each of them. The icons should reside in a folder near the skin's .ini file. For a skin like this I would just put them in the same folder.
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