1. Locate the logonui.exe file on your computer, usually in the c:\\\\windows\\\\system32 directory, copy two copies, one copy as a backup and one copy. edit. ?? 2, open the logonui.exe file with ResHacker. Now we can start making our own XP login interface. In ResHacker we can see four items: UIFILE, Bitmap, String Table, Version Info. We are going to modify these items. ??600)makesmallpic(this,600,1800);' height=343 alt="" src="http://cimgoo.com/system/uploadfile/200707/20070710074107257.JPG" width=468 onload="java script : img_auto_size(this,500,true);" align=middle boder="0" />?? First item: UIFILE?? a, change the background color. Open: \\\\UIFILE\\\\1000\\\\1033\\\\, we can see XP's original logonui.exe definition as follows: (may not see it at once, scroll down the scroll bar on the right)?? 600) makesmallpic ( This,600,1800);' height=300 alt="" src="http://cimgoo.com/system/uploadfile/200707/20070710074112934.jpg" width=484 onload="java script: img_auto_size(this,500 , true);" align=middle boder="0" />?? Change the color to your favorite color. For example, change argb(0,0,0,0) to argb(99,118,149) and so on. If you are not familiar with RGB values (who can remember very clearly), please download a software called PickColor, which is very simple to use. ???? b, change the character shape of the password. Press CTRL+F, or select Find Text in the View menu and find: passwordcharacter. You can see that it is defined as a 4-digit number, which is actually an ASCII 16-bit value. As follows: ?? passwordcharacter: 9679;?? fontface: "arial";?? Also pay attention to the following fontface line, which defines the font used, XP default is arial font and 9679, which is the small you see when you enter the password Black dots. The ASCII-hex values of different fonts represent different characters. You can change this to: ?? passwordcharacter: 207; ?? fontface: "webdings";?? What is this symbol? You will know it when you try. A simple way to find the ASCII-hex value of a character is to use Microsoft Word, or any word processing software such as wps office, select "Insert" -> "Symbol", then select one in the pop-up dialog box. Kind of font, choose a symbol you like, pay attention to the value in the character code below, press this change. Also pay attention to the use of unicode fonts, so as not to have fonts defined on others' machines. ?? c, change the location of the account (userpane) at login. In the penultimate paragraph, the location of the account at login is defined. Press CTRL+F to find ??600)makesmallpic(this,600,1800);' height=18 alt="" src="http://cimgoo.com/system/uploadfile/200707/20070710074113295.jpg" width= 442 onload="java script: img_auto_size(this,500,true);" align=middle boder="0" />?? This line. Note the following definitions, XP defaults to: ??600)makesmallpic(this,600,1800);' height=46 alt="" src="http://cimgoo.com/system/uploadfile/200707/20070710074114185.jpg" width=500 onload="java script: img_auto_size(this,500,true);" align=middle boder="0" />?? You can choose to change to: ??600)makesmallpic(this,600 , 1800);' height=94 alt="" src="http://cimgoo.com/system/uploadfile/200707/20070710074114452.jpg" width=500 onload="java script: img_auto_size(this,500,true) ;" align=middle boder="0" />?? The position becomes the middle. Note that you need to know where you plan to place the account, in the x, y position of the coordinate axis, the unit is pixel (pixel), I suggest you try it later. The second item: Bitmap is the image we want to modify. Open the Bitmap directory tree, open the ResHacker Operation menu, and find the Replace Bitmap to replace the bitmap resource in the original logonui.exe. The following is the definition and original size of the bitmap: ??600)makesmallpic(this,600,1800);' height=194 alt="" src="http://cimgoo.com/system/uploadfile/200707/20070710074115126 .jpg" width=352 onload="java script: img_auto_size(this,500,true);" align=middle boder="0" />?? Generally we only need to modify some of the 100 and 112 items. If the image you used to replace 100 is not the XP standard? 19*217, you can also modify the logonui.exe settings to suit your standard. Other image size requirements are not very strict, and you do not need to change other options. ?? 1, open \\\\UIFILE\\\\1000\\\\1033\\\\ directory tree?? 2, press CTRL+F, or select "find text" in the "View" menu ?? 3, find ?? 600) makesmallpic ( This,600,1800);' height=14 alt="" src="http://cimgoo.com/system/uploadfile/200707/20070710074115697.jpg" width=271 onload="java script: img_auto_size(this,500 , true);" align=middle boder="0" />?? This line?? 4, change the 219rp, 207rp to the value of your picture. Note that the rp after the number cannot be dropped. 219 is the width and 207 is the height. ?? Also note that the picture is not too big, more than the login account name, or it will be very slow, it is not good. If you think that is more suitable for your masterpiece, you can find \\\\UIFILE\\\\1000\\\\1033\\\\ which is: animation: alpha |
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Mediumslow: the place of the field, delete such as the following paragraph: ?? 600) makesmallpic (this, 600, 1800); 'height=65 alt="" src="http://cimgoo.com/system/uploadfile/200707/20070710074116713
jpg" width=304 onload="java script: img_auto_size(this,500,true);" align=middle boder="0" />?? This will allow XP to no longer fade accounts (ie alpha blending) to speed up. The third and fourth items are not that important. Mainly some strings, responsible for some annotation help tips and so on. Of course, I still recommend you to add your name to the Version Info item. For example: Open String Table\\\\1\\\\1033, press CTRL+F, find: Turn off Computer, change to a more personalized one. Bye-Bye my love", and so on. After all the modifications are made, it is best to save them to another directory. ?? Install using XP LogonUI. This is the most convenient way and it is very safe. ??? Otherwise, you can follow the safest method? 1. Restart your computer. 2. Press and hold the F8 key during startup, select Safe mode with command Prompt ?? 3. Log in as the administrator account? 4. Then backup, copy, and overwrite c:\\\\windows\\\\system32\\\\ in the DOS prompt. Logonui.exe ?? 5, restart