A program that makes it easy to update the Windows 7 boot animation and text. Please tell me if you find any problems or design cool animations!
Some parts of / contributions to the program are released as open-source.
Read More »A program that makes it easy to update the Windows 7 boot animation and text. Please tell me if you find any problems or design cool animations!
Some parts of / contributions to the program are released as open-source.
Read More »I created a custom library to extract compressed files from a WIM file that did not require the Microsoft WIM library. Using the Microsoft WIM Library, to extract a single file is actually quite an elaborate process. I predicted this would greatly speed up the start up and running of my Windows 7 Boot Updater program since I use that file whenever the animation is set to "Default".
My current method (in Alpha v9) is to:
I recently started using XML documentation for my Windows 7 Boot Updater project which mainly uses C++/CLI. Even though the technology is designed for C# code, it works fine for C++/CLI as well (just remember to use the triple slash!). This is one thing that I wasn't able to easily find though: how to do references.
The documentation system includes the ability to reference other fields and methods using <seealso> and <see> however the format of the cref argument is not intuitive, at first. You must include the reference string approximately how the method are field is declared, not how the…
Read More »I just completed re-imaging my laptop (my main computer) so that I could move up to Windows 7 and Visual Studio 2010. I do a lot of work in Visual Studio (most of my projects are C, C++, C++/CLI, or recently C#). I thought the new addition would be great and I heard about a number of new features that I was excited about. However I should have been a bit more cautious. I have found two major issues so far, only one of which I have found a solution to.
Read More »During the development of the Windows 7 Boot Updater many smaller projects / programs were made. Some of these programs are released below, and many include their source.