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judge
Yet another logon right? Well no not really. I finally figured out how to make the buttons truly alpha-blended. So here you go. A version of my Aero logon with alpha-blended buttons.



What's the point? Well now you don't have to fudge with magic pink and jaggies. You can use more transparency and the buttons will be perfectly blended with whatever happens to be in the background.

I though I had updated my guide to modding logon screens to include this. But apparently not. I will update it ASAP. In the meantime - if you use ResEdit - you can just use your own 32 bit images for the controls.

**Edit**. OK updated guide: http://www.jools.net/resources/logon-uifile-secrets/
Saymaad Mansoor
Nice one wink.gif
But how can we export transparent bmp's from photoshop if you please tell me.
judge
Quote - (Saymaad Mansoor @ Jun 2 2006, 02:05) [snapback]587565994[/snapback]

Nice one wink.gif
But how can we export transparent bmp's from photoshop if you please tell me.


Follow the Resedit link in my original post. Then when you edit the resource it will export the BMP as a PNG and run Photoshop on it. Then when you save your image it will convert the PNG back into a 32 bit BMP and import it back into the logon.

Try it. Its easier than it sounds.
Saymaad Mansoor
I made a an image on layer 1 while layer 0 is blank (no white background) and deleted the background layer now when I export the file as png its transparent but when its exported as 32-bit Windows bmp its not transparent what could be the prob ? please if you can help me post reply....
hashonboat
Is there an updated one for LogonStudio ?
john0877
could you make one without the wlalpaper int eh background but rather plain like blue or black?
easty2510
can anyone help me with makeing a bootscreen ??
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