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The following lines show a typical Bitmaps section of a skin definition file:

[ Bitmaps ]

//  <Type>      <File name>     <X,Y>
//  ------      -----------     -----
    Background  Background.bmp  0,0
    Disabled    Disabled.bmp    0,0
    Pushed      Pushed.bmp      0,0
    Region      Region.bmp      0,0
    Super       Super.bmp       0,0

This defines five bitmaps that are used to create a Background image, images for Disabled and Pushed buttons, a Region image for region buttons, and a Super image for trackbars.

Note

The Region and Super bitmaps are deprecated in skins for Windows Media Player 10 Mobile or later.

 

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