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OK... here is what I've fixed in this GANT shell suit...

1) Change the throbber with GANT icon.

2) Fix find folder as the icon for music folder.

3) Fix ! icon when try to empty the Recycle bin (change ! icon to Trash full icon).

4) Fix"Up One Level" and "Views" button (in small icons) have some weird artifacts.

5) Add GANT icon in this files (most common) :

- explorer.exe

- iexplore.exe

- SHDOCVW.DLL

- mydocs.dll

- zipfldr.dll

*** I've decided not to replace GANT icons in every single file that need because the Zip file will be too big and you can do those youself very easy.

Please let me know anyother error by this Friday. If there is no error report then I will release it in this Friday.

Thanks,

sweet! i can't wait.

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Since tomorrow I will be busy with the Halloween, I decided to release the GANT Shell32 suit V.1.2 today. It will be on my AOL server until Jlund download and host it on his server... Enjoy. :)

=== Here is the change I made in GANT Shell32 suit ===

1) Change the throbber with GANT icon.

2) Fix find folder as the icon for music folder.

3) Fix ! icon when try to empty the Recycle bin (change ! icon to Trash full icon).

4) Fix"Up One Level" and "Views" button (in small icons) have some weird artifacts.

5) Add GANT icon in this files (most common) :

- explorer.exe

- iexplore.exe

- SHDOCVW.DLL

- mydocs.dll (Now all My Documents folders are replaced by GANT icons)

- zipfldr.dll

- url.dll

*** I've decided not to replace GANT icons in every single file that needed because the final ZIP file will be too big. If you really want, you can do it youself easily.

=== Download File ===

GANT Shell32 XP SP1 V1.2 (3.66MB)

Edited by Kasteo
Well, it should be there if you have SP1 installed.

If he has a win xp with a sp1 preinstalled, this directory isnt :p

Ah! No wonder! Learnt something new today. So a WinXP with SP1 preinstalled would have the Dllcache folder right?

yeah I have the dllcache folder but the shell32.dll file isn't in it, should I still put it there?

Well, it should be there if you have SP1 installed.

If he has a win xp with a sp1 preinstalled, this directory isnt :p

Ah! No wonder! Learnt something new today. So a WinXP with SP1 preinstalled would have the Dllcache folder right?

yeah I have the dllcache folder but the shell32.dll file isn't in it, should I still put it there?

No, the idea is to rename or delete the file that's in that folder. If you don't have shell32.dll in that folder, just leave it as is.

How can i change iexplore.exe? just i copy gant's iexplore to c:\program files\internet explorer\ but after reboot i have the original iexplore.exe. Any idea?

i didnt change the iexplorer and explorer. it still works fine for me. i would like to know the purpose in changing that two files...me confused..

EDIT: i just replace the iexplorer.exe and the explorer.exe because i have nothing better to do. haha... i dont notice any difference. can anyone tell me what are the icons that are change?

Edited by jazmon
i didnt change the iexplorer and explorer. it still works fine for me. i would like to know the purpose in changing that two files...me confused..

EDIT: i just replace the iexplorer.exe and the explorer.exe because i have nothing better to do. haha... i dont notice any difference. can anyone tell me what are the icons that are change?

explorer.exe will change

- My Computer icon

- Window Explorer icon

- Printer icon

- Show Desktop icon

- Taskbar and Start Menu icon

- Trash full icon

- Information icon

- Mail icon

- My network place icon

- ...

iexplore.exe will change

- IE icon

- all internet relate (http, html,...) icon

i didnt change the iexplorer and explorer. it still works fine for me. i would like to know the purpose in changing that two files...me confused..

EDIT: i just replace the iexplorer.exe and the explorer.exe because i have nothing better to do. haha... i dont notice any difference. can anyone tell me what are the icons that are change?

explorer.exe will change

- My Computer icon

- Window Explorer icon

- Printer icon

- Show Desktop icon

- Taskbar and Start Menu icon

- Trash full icon

- Information icon

- Mail icon

- My network place icon

- ...

iexplore.exe will change

- IE icon

- all internet relate (http, html,...) icon

they were already in gant format even before i change them...

i didnt change the iexplorer and explorer. it still works fine for me. i would like to know the purpose in changing that two files...me confused..

EDIT: i just replace the iexplorer.exe and the explorer.exe because i have nothing better to do. haha... i dont notice any difference. can anyone tell me what are the icons that are change?

explorer.exe will change

- My Computer icon

- Window Explorer icon

- Printer icon

- Show Desktop icon

- Taskbar and Start Menu icon

- Trash full icon

- Information icon

- Mail icon

- My network place icon

- ...

iexplore.exe will change

- IE icon

- all internet relate (http, html,...) icon

I replace iexplore.exe but after reboot the iexplore is the original from windows xp. How can i replace it?

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