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alexito_fcb 8th January 2009 07:45 PM

problem changing skins
 
hi, my problem is:

I put on any skin, then i close the program, and there is, the base skin again, everytime i do, everytime it changes to base skin!!

BSPeter 8th January 2009 08:16 PM

The info on which skin is (to be) used is stored by BS.Player in a file "BSplayer.xml".
Depending on what you selected at installation of BS.Player this file may e.g. be present in the folder
C:\Documents and Settings\[YourName]\Application Data\BSplayer [PRO]\
or in BS.Player's installation folder (default C:\Program Files\Webteh\BSPlayer[pro]\.

Maybe you don't have proper (writing) rights?
Or are you a Vista-user and is UAC (user account control) perhaps playing a trick on you?

[A "raw" method to force your preference is e.g. edit (while BS.Player is inactive!) BSplayer.xml manually (e.g. in Notepad search for "<Skin type="string">Base</Skin>"); note this may be tricky; if something goes wrong, just rename the file and BS.Player will create a new one the next time around; however, you will have lost all your non-default settings then) or read this post:
http://www.bsplayer.com/forum/viewto...?p=15177#15177 ]
:wink:

adicoto 9th January 2009 07:15 AM

Windows Vista ?

BSPeter 9th January 2009 12:27 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by BSPeter
Maybe you don't have proper (writing) rights?
Or are you a Vista-user and is UAC (user account control) perhaps playing a trick on you?
:wink:


alexito_fcb 9th January 2009 03:18 PM

yes, i use windows vista!

i tried to change manually the options file and i can't save it... acces denied :( my account is admin, why i can't do it??

Tizio 10th January 2009 12:12 AM

Because with Vista the default admin has not the power rights you had in XP
To enable admin rights you have to make an hack to enable the real admin user, but I don't want to explain you how to do this (if you've not the right knowledge you can harm your system, but if you still want to do so on google you'll find a lot of examples)

Anyway you can still enable the writing rights by disabling the UAC (just search for "disable uac" in google to know how to do it), and when you open a program that need admin rights right click on that program executable and choose the start option "Run as administrator"


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