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[Christian]

So I'll start it off here...
Here are some examples of what I've(ok and my friend Nikki wants credit here too ) done with AeroStudio... It may take about a minute to load the images(and rollover) so please be patient. Anyways let me know what you guys think?

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http://whatgeeks.com...menu/Angel.html
http://whatgeeks.com...enu/Guitar.html
http://whatgeeks.com...tmenu/Lake.html
http://whatgeeks.com.../Nightfall.html
http://whatgeeks.com...nu/Planets.html
http://whatgeeks.com/Bootmenu/Sea.html
http://whatgeeks.com...menu/Field.html

and my 2 personal favorites:
http://whatgeeks.com.../Lightning.html
http://whatgeeks.com...menu/Music.html
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[amalux]

Very cool!

How about a little tutorial on how to setup a basic menu?

[Christian]

Honestly I just fiddled around with it until i figured things out. A click here, a click there and your cooking... It's a fairly simple interface with a little bit of a learning curve.

[TheHive]

I like the changing Pictures.

[Shirin Zaban]

hi Christian
i saw your boot menues,they look very nice,But i think This kinds of menues in boot time
are a little bit confusing, specialy for basic users.
Boot menu should be simple and easy to understand ,see mine in picture from attachment

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[Christian]

I like the changing Pictures.

thanks!

hi Christian
i saw your boot menues,they look very nice,But i think This kinds of menues in boot time
are a little bit confusing, specialy for basic users.
Boot menu should be simple and easy to understand ,see mine in picture from attachment

I like your layout. I had a few simple ones but I just wanted to showcase the possibilities of what the software can actually do. Plus its just fun creating multiple layouts.. I also found you can boot multiple boot menus if you really needed to which is pretty cool as well.

[Shirin Zaban]

hi Christian

1.Thank you very much for very nice replay

2.Your menues are realy good ,and it will be more better if you send the process of making that as tutorial in
Tutorial page.in this way ,me and a lot of users can learn an intrestig menue making

Thanks again
have nice times

shirin zaban

[Christian]

Thanks Shirin! I'll try and see if I can tackle a tutorial once work slows down a bit. For me the hardest thing was to figure out how to use transparent images. I found that *.png files were the way to go. To keep the ISO down to a small size, I just kick-start all the other grub4dos apps from floppy images (.ima files) which I wrap up with AeroStudio. I'm still trying to figure out what version of Grub4dos it uses so I can further reduce the size by just adding in commands.

[useronce]

hi, Christian, your menus look very nice. especially the Field.html.

[Christian]

hi, Christian, your menus look very nice. especially the Field.html.

Thanks! Great piece of software with many possibilities... I finally got my image size at around 3mb from 17mb after gzip my ima files and running them from the menu. Much faster now...