/N=12

This specifies how many logos to use if you download/make more logos.
The default is 12 and the default logos are named ?00001.bmp thru ?00012.bmp
? This will be a letter:   A=Startup, W=Wait, Z=Shutdown, logos.

 

/P=C:\PROGRA~1\WLOGOSYS.SYS\

This specifies were Logo9x is installed, otherwise the default is as shown.

 

/W=C:\WINDOWS\

This specifies were Windows is installed, otherwise the default is as shown.

 

/M=?

Manual control.   With this command you control 1 logo at a time.
Were ? is a letter:   A=Startup, W=Wait, Z=Shutdown, logos.
Logo9x will accept the last /M=? command given each time Logo9x is run.

 

/ATX

This command will have Logo9x change both the Startup and Wait logos.
This is also the default logo control switch (Logo control switches: /ATX /AT /M=?)

 

/AT

This command will have Logo9x change all 3 of the Windows logos.
This is here for older computers that still use AT power supplies.

 

/R

Logo9x will select which logo number to use at random.
The logo numbers are 1 thru 12 by default unless /N= is used.

 

/VER

This will display the Version number and exit.
The version number is shown each time Logo9x runs (for 1 second)

 

/ERR

This will display all possible Microsoft error codes and exit.
   Programmers secret; I put this in and used it once.
   I left it in for those who are curious about such things, enjoy!

 

/?     -?     /H     -H     /HELP     -HELP

Any one of these will display the Help Information for Logo9x and exit.

 

/F

This will run Logo9x in silent mode.
This option is only available if a registration key is found.

Example 1:
 To use the default installation paths and the defaults: /ATX /N=12
 Then, simply add the following line to C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT
    C:\PROGRA~1\WLOGOSYS.SYS\WLOGO9X
 
 
Example 2:
 I installed logo9x to  C:\UTIL\WLOGOSYS\  and have logos # 00001 to 00027
 And I only want the "Starting Windows 9x..." logos to change.
 Just add the following line to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
    C:\UTIL\WLOGOSYS\WLOGO9X /p=C:\UTIL\WLOGOSYS\ /n=27 /m=a
 
 
Example 3:
 I installed logo9x normally and have logos # 00001 to 00045 but don't I like 42 to 45
 I want the logos shown randomly, and I custom installed Windows to C:\WIN98\
 And I only want the "Starting Windows 9x..." logos to change.
 Just add this line to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
    C:\PROGRA~1\WLOGOSYS.SYS\WLOGO9X /n=41 /R /w=C:\WIN98\ /m=a
 

Example 4:
 I installed logo9x to  C:\UTIL\WLOGOSYS\  and have logos # 00001 to 10354
 I want the logos shown randomly, and I custom installed Windows to C:\WIN98\
 And I only want the "Starting Windows 9x..." logos to change.
 I also made a donation and have a registration key so I can run Logo9x in silent mode.
 Just add this line to your AUTOEXEC.BAT file.
    C:\UTIL\WLOGOSYS\WLOGO9X /p=C:\UTIL\WLOGOSYS\ /N=10354 /r /w=C:\WIN98\ /m=a /f

Q: I edited my Autoexec.bat and only saw the following lines;
        REM Logo9x the Windows Multi-Logo System. 
        REM Installed Defaults:  Logo9x /N=12 /ATX 
        C:\PROGRA~1\WLOGOSYS.SYS\LOGO9X 
   Where's this /N=12?  -or-  I changed the /N=12 to /N=100 but nothing happened.
A: Well the lines that say REM stand for "remember" and are only a comment.
   The line:  C:\PROGRA~1\WLOGOSYS.SYS\LOGO9X  this is the line that does the work.
   So add the line /N=100 to the line (like the one just above).
   Do you have 100 logos?

Q: I keep getting errors saying LogoA not found or something.
A: Did you add a line like /N=36?  (see above question)
   If you did and your logos are named A00001.bmp thru A00012.bmp
   And you do not have A00013.bmp thru A00036.bmp then you don't have 36 A-Type logos.

Q: Will Logo9x work with my version of Windows?
A: It will work with Windows 95 Beta and all versions of Windows 95, 98, 98 se, and ME.
   Windows Millienium is also often abbreviated as WinME or Windows ME.

Q: My Anti-Virus program thinks your program is a risk.
A: I don't use or advocate the use of Norton or McCaffee AV programs.
   +I do suggest a visit to www.grc.com and check the "shields up" section.
   The reason why an AV program might think Logo9x is a risk is as follows:
    -Logo9x is started and runs while Windows is still starting up.
    -It access's, copies and overwrites (up to 3) files automatically (no user prompts)
    -The files it access's may (originally) have the "system" attribute.

Q: How do I configure my Anti-Virus program to accept that Logo9x isn't a risk.
A: I suggest asking the makers of your AV software since they would know.

Q: My Anti-Virus program doesn't think your program is a risk, why?
A: Theres nothing wrong with your AV, personally I use F-PROT and it thinks Logo9x is OK.