Depending on what Windows 9x products you have
installed, the screen that appears is LOGO.SYS and is in the
root of your boot drive - usually C:\. If it does not exist, you
haven't installed any Windows 9x products that bother the
startup, such as Microsoft Plus! LOGO.SYS is a Windows Bitmap
and can be read by Paint. It is a 320 x 400 file, but if you use
a program that will stretch that, you can see it how Windows 95
will display it: 640 x 480. Also, be sure that it is no more
than 256 colors. To make your own, simply create a new picture
that is 640 x 480. After you are finished, stretch it to 320 x
400 and save it as LOGO.SYS in the root of your boot drive.
Changing the Windows Shut Down Wait
Screen.
The screen that says "Please Wait While Your Computer
Shuts Down" is actually called LOGOW.SYS and is in your
Windows directory usually C:\windows. It is a Windows Bitmap
that can be read by Paint. It is a 320 x 400 file, but if you
use a program that ll stretch that, you can see it how Windows
9x will display it: 640 x 480. Also, be sure that it is no more
than 256 colors. To make your own, simply create a new picture
that is 640 x 480.
After you are finished, stretch it to 320 x 400 and save it
as LOGOW.SYS in your Windows directory.
Changing the Windows 95 Shut Down
Screen.
The screen that says "It is now safe to shut off your
computer" is actually called LOGOS.SYS and is in your
Windows directory usually C:\Windows. It is a Windows Bitmap and
can be read by Paint. It is a 320 x 400 file, but if you use a
program that will stretch that, you can see it how Windows 9x
will display it: 640 x 480. Also, be sure that it is no more
than 256 colors. To make your own, simply create a new picture
that is 640 x 480. After you are finished, stretch it to 320 x
400 and save it as LOGOS.SYS in your Windows directory
