Solution
Sorry Kemical,
I thought I had it working on Windows 7 at one time, but it's not working now.
It dies work on Vista.......Windows Explorer and Windows Mail.
You have to navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar
Add a new string value called BackBitmap and fill in the directory path and file name to the .bmp files location.
You could also change the spinning logo in the right hand corner of IE, but it doesn't exists anymore.
I got it to work, but it only works with Windows Basic theme, not Aero.
I thought I had it working on Windows 7 at one time, but it's not working now.
It dies work on Vista.......Windows Explorer and Windows Mail.
You have to navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar
Add a new string value called BackBitmap and fill in the directory path and file name to the .bmp files location.
You could also change the spinning logo in the right hand corner of IE, but it doesn't exists anymore.
I got it to work, but it only works with Windows Basic theme, not Aero.
reghakr
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Kemical,
You used to be able to make a custom graphic for IE (dropped in version 6), but you can still make a custom graphic in Windows Explorer.
It will take me a little time to look up the registry hack, bear with me.
You used to be able to make a custom graphic for IE (dropped in version 6), but you can still make a custom graphic in Windows Explorer.
It will take me a little time to look up the registry hack, bear with me.
reghakr
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Sorry Kemical,
I thought I had it working on Windows 7 at one time, but it's not working now.
It dies work on Vista.......Windows Explorer and Windows Mail.
You have to navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar
Add a new string value called BackBitmap and fill in the directory path and file name to the .bmp files location.
You could also change the spinning logo in the right hand corner of IE, but it doesn't exists anymore.
I got it to work, but it only works with Windows Basic theme, not Aero.
I thought I had it working on Windows 7 at one time, but it's not working now.
It dies work on Vista.......Windows Explorer and Windows Mail.
You have to navigate to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Toolbar
Add a new string value called BackBitmap and fill in the directory path and file name to the .bmp files location.
You could also change the spinning logo in the right hand corner of IE, but it doesn't exists anymore.
I got it to work, but it only works with Windows Basic theme, not Aero.
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kemical
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Much thanks for the excellent replies..
I'll check out the links that Tepid suggested.
I've already changed the default name to one I want to see (via the registry) and I'll try your hack Reghakr for changing the colour a little later.
I'll check out the links that Tepid suggested.
I've already changed the default name to one I want to see (via the registry) and I'll try your hack Reghakr for changing the colour a little later.
karachidude
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or use chrome...its osum and fast..but crashes sometimes..almost only a 4 second start...and thats osum
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You probably already know this but there are hundreds of extensions and themes to use with Firefox. You can customize it any way you want it.
karachidude
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yes thats the most important + point of FF.Agreed.