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桌面保护程序（Desktop saver） Composition of desktop themes A XP desktop theme can contain several parts, styles, wallpapers, screensavers, mouse pointers, system sounds, events, and diagrams In addition to the style required, other parts are optional. The style can be defined by everyone in Windows Everything you can see, such as window appearance, fonts, colors, buttons, looks, and so on, in a desktop theme The style determines what the Windows looks like. You can open the X:\Windows\Resources\Themes directory, which is the object of storing desktop themes in XP Book. As you can see, there are many xxx.theme files that you see in the list of topics that display properties There are just a few.Theme files, which are the Windows theme files, a desktop themes overall definition file, and its internal Not much, in a text format. Take XPs default Official theme Luna, for example, and open with any text editor Luna.theme, you can see it visually. The [Theme] section is an icon defining the main components of my computer, my documents, the network neighborhood, and the recycle bin, In Luna.theme, the icon defined by MyComputer is X:\Windows\explorer.exe, 0, that is The first icon contained in explorer.exe does not contain a specific icon. This is generally the value here. Here You can point to a program file, or point to an DLL file or icon file. The [ControlPanel\Colors] section defines the color of each Windows component, such as title bar, window background, text, etc. The color defined here is mostly irrelevant because the system will preferentially display colors in the color scheme This will be mentioned later in the section. The [ControlPanel\Cursors] defines the mouse pointer, and each row defines a pointer file, such as Arrow Defines the arrow cursor, and the Wait defines the wait cursor. Luna is empty here, representing the default mouse pointer using the Windows The definition here must be specific to the.Cur cursor file or to the.Ani animation cursor file. [ControlPa