How to create your own desktop theme in Windows XP

Posted Date: 18-Jun-2010		Category: Performance & Optimization
Author: Shreedhara H	Member Level: Gold
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This article describes how How to create your own desktop themen Windows XP. Learn the procedure to create your own theme in Windows XP.

If you want to create New Desktop Theme
Follow the Easy steps to create Desktop Theme

click Start, click Control Panel,
click Appearance and Themes,
and then click Display
Display Themes tab,
- click the theme you want to modify
Under Desktop tab,
- you can change Background, Position, and Color
- and click on 'Customize Desktop ' to change the 'Icon' settings
Under Screen Saver tab,
- You can set the Screen Saver for your Desktop Theme
Under Appearance tab
- you can change Windows and buttons, Color scheme, and Font size
- click on 'Advanced', in this you can change the Advanced Appearance of Icons, Dialogue boxes
After complition click 'Apply' on the 'Themes' tab, and then click Save As.
Type a name for the theme and click 'OK'
Now the theme is created and this themes is saved in My Documents

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