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878952 — Mac Style BootUp Screen
Published: 2008-11-23 15:01:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 42840; Favourites: 40; Downloads: 13714
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I am a Windows User but I always like Mac and it's bold Style. That's why I constantly try to change my Windows XP system to an equivalent Mac.This is the Mac style BootUp screen which will really give your PC's StartUp a Mac Touch.
Goto: www.tune-up.com to download the TuneUp Utilities 2009 or any other previous versions
This BootUp screen is made for TuneUp Styler
Boot Screen Extension: .tbs
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is there anyway that you can make it for vista as well? D:
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the tune-up, after installed, cannot be uninstalled here!
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Guys!
It says Mac Style, It's not going to be the full version is it, ?
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It's really cool, but it didn't work for me because i have Windows Vista.
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thats really kool but its not working for me, that really sucks...
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That really sucks, do you have Windows XP Tune Up Utilities?
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naa i have vista tuneup Utilities 2009... if u know of anyboot screens like this for vista let me know k
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umm...I think this boot screen will work in vista tune up too. But you need to do some things before you can use this. First, create your own boot screen with any image then save it some where & check as to what extension it is being saved. Now download my boot screen & change the extension of my boots to that extension. This should work. If this works please tell me & also tell me what boot extension it is for Vista. Ok, thanks.
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The extension is .tbs for Vista, too.
But it does not work for Vista user
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how do you replace the original boot screen? 
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After installing the new Boot Screen in your TuneUp Styler. Select the newly installed Boot Screen. Now see a button named as 'Install' which is placed at the bottom right corner of the application. Just click this button & your boot screen will be successfully installed. Re-start or Shutdown & then open the your PC to see your new boot screen in Action. Enjoy!
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its okay actually cuz i worked it out 
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lol Nice Touch 
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Can you make a version suitable for WindowsVista? all of my PCs are Vista and this is a really good bootscreen, unfortunately, TuneUp bootscreens aren't OS universal
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Well first of all
Second, TuneUp Utilities works with Vista it's written right here: [link]
Also, the file I have made & uploaded is a .tbs file which is compatible with any TuneUp Utilities Version and not with the OS. That means if TuneUp Works then so will my boot screen. You can have a look at more Boot Screens here [link]
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Well I downloaded all of your bootskins and I have Vista so yes they're different. 'Cause I'll open WinStyler, click add bootskin from file, navigate to one(EX: Star Trek 1.tbs) then a popwindow from TuneUp will say, "filename.tbs is not suitable for Windows Vista" so I think you should in your bootskins say "ONLY for XP" and I have TuneUp 09 - registered so yeah
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umm...maybe I should. BTW make a boot screen yourself and save it somewhere then see which extension it is...if it is not .tbs then please change all my file names from .tbs to that file extension. Also, if that works please tell me.
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Okay I will make one and see the extension, the thing is how do you make nonstatic bootscreens? 'Cause all I know how to make are ones of just the image, no progressbar
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i love it, but i'm a mac user and the slidy dial is really a spinny liney thingy....
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that 'slidy dial' shows you windows os is loading. its not the icon on the mouse pointer - would be quite difficult to make it the spinning wheel - would need to change the way that particular animation works on the os boot screen. - and Im sure the spinning wheel has more than tru 8 bit colour...
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I didn't understand wht you are saying
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well I dont think he is familiar with the windows boot screen.
the mac 'spinny liney thing' 'spinning wheel' what ever.
is a loading icon on the mouse - like the egg timer.
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Oh! that's what he was telling....
yes! the spinning wheel is nothing but the loading bar in Windows Boot Screens but in Mac boot Screens I think it is a flash spinning wheel....it's looks cool on a Mac....I have tried my level best to transform Windows to Mac by sharing this boot screen.
Also, you can make your computer (Windows) more devious by trying out these boot screens : [link] & this application: [link]
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yeah im into all that - i havent yet broken windows beyond repair on the partition i have on my mac.
my mistake though - macs actually have a grey type spinniny thing when you boot it up.
however it would be quite difficult changing the animation of the load bar on the boot screen
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I was first thinking of changing my Mac Boot Screen to something very very equivalent to Mac StartUp But after a while I figured that it is either very hard or impossible, I would make a static boot screen but what would be the use of it. Boot Screens are made so that we can see the Loader Bar moving and our OS Loading.
It's really stupid to actually make a static boot screen b'coz that will make the user operating it more anxious or even worried in some cases
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