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How to Edit Buttons on Rainmeter
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About Rainmeter
- Desktop skin program
- Unique way to organize buttons
- Example of Rainmeter skin to the left
- Skin does not overwrite desktop
- Can still customize own background
-Can also change skin to your taste
Editing Folders
- Right-click buttons
- Click "Edit Skin."
- Find button you want to edit
- Open folder you want.
- Copy file location
- Paste in Execute!(" ...")
- Save, right-click buttons, click "Refresh Skin."
Biblography
Execution Buttons
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- Find which buttons to edit (and which programs you want)
- Right-click group of buttons. Click "Edit Skin."
-Button should be in order from [METERCOMMAND1] and so on
- Find where the execution command is
-Should look like Execute!(...)
- Find program file location
- Copy file location
<-- Group of buttons
Execution Buttons (cont.)
- Paste file location in Execute!("...")
**Remember: If application, type \programname.exe after location.**
-Ex: Skype\Phone\Skype.exe
- Save document and exit
- Right-click buttons, click "Refresh Skin."
Editing the Music Program
- Find where music is played.
- Right-click the group and click "Edit Skin."
- Find where music program is executed
-If Media Player is there, cut that out.
-If you wanted iTunes, type in iTunes.
- Save and exit
- Right-click group, click "Refresh Skin."