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I tried that, it didn't work.
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I was wrong, it is a TGA.
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Well, I believe it is a .bmp, but I don't know right now. I'll have to check when I get home.
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http://img92.imageshack.us/my.php?image=logoffbuttons2fb6.png
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Here is my logoff buttons and what my taskbar actually looks like. Btw, if modifying it has anything to do with it, just know that it wasn't there even when it was the default file. Oh, and another thing, my logoff buttons are neither tran
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Well, I know where they are, I can modify them, but I just can't see them when I apply them. Please someone answer this soon.
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Ok, I have another problem. My logoff buttons on my tasbar aren't there. I don't know why. It is a UIS2 file and I use skinstudio free.
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If I save my .usf to a UIS1 or UIS2, it still doesn't change the text color (not that I can see). I added the attribute (text color normal) since it wasn't already added. I changed it to the color I wanted to, applied the skin via windowblinds, and nothing was changed. EDIT: Ok, I changed it again, and for some reason it decided to work this time. Thanks!
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Hi, I am new to Skinstudio and I'm making my first skin. It's a .usf skin (or theme, i guess), and I am almost done. However, there is one thing I can't change. The regular text color. By regular I mean like the text you would see anywhere. Open up my computer and look at the text beneath every icon. Yes, that text. Anyways, I looked through literally everything I could modify, even in the miscellaneous color options. Can someone please tell me how to
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