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From: "Jon" <Email_Address@----------------.--->
To: NULL
Date: 7/23/2009 10:54:00 AM

<jtmspam@g...> wrote in message 
news:4a67bf58$0$23022$882e0bbb@n......
> Have you modified either one of these?  Such as using text colors and
> graphics? Can I use CSS?  John


I've modified osloader.xsl (within winload.exe.mui), but only simple changes 
like changing the boot text (eg  the 'Starting Windows Vista' message or the 
text on the 'Advanced Boot menu'),  nothing more sophisticated. I don't see 
why not though, since it's a notepad editable, xsl stylesheet format 
resource. If you know a bit of css / Html / xml, then it's layout is pretty 
similar.

If you Google for "xsl stylesheet", you'll probably come up with some good 
tutorials.

The usual way to have a graphical bootscreen, is to modify the bitmaps in 
the .wim resource of winload.exe, and add them  to winload.exe.mui. But what 
you're doing sound like an interesting approach.

Let us know how you get on.

-- 
Jon

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