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FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source

2022-09-26T23:40:40Z

Importing a new version from external source

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	Simply select the desired skin from the list and it will be loaded. You can click the {{Button\|Rescan}} button to force TabSRMM rescanning the skins folder and find new skins after you install them while keeping the option dialog open. A automatic rescan will happen whenever you open the skin selection dialog, so no restart is required after adding or deleting skins. The name of the skin is derived from the file name of the .~~TSK~~ file, but TabSRMM 3 has also the possibility to read a custom name from the <tt>.tsk</tt>. The <tt>[Global]</tt> section of the skin definition can have an (optional) <tt>Name=</tt> entry and when such an entry is found, TabSRMM will use it for the name of the skin in the drop-down list. Note that most skins do not have such an entry, because it is a new specification.		Simply select the desired skin from the list and it will be loaded. You can click the {{Button\|Rescan}} button to force TabSRMM rescanning the skins folder and find new skins after you install them while keeping the option dialog open. A automatic rescan will happen whenever you open the skin selection dialog, so no restart is required after adding or deleting skins. The name of the skin is derived from the file name of the <tt>.tsk</tt> file, but TabSRMM 3 has also the possibility to read a custom name from the <tt>.tsk</tt>. The <tt>[Global]</tt> section of the skin definition can have an (optional) <tt>Name=</tt> entry and when such an entry is found, TabSRMM will use it for the name of the skin in the drop-down list. Note that most skins do not have such an entry, because it is a new specification.

FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source

2022-09-26T22:52:14Z

Importing a new version from external source

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	Simply select the desired skin from the list and it will be loaded. You can click the ~~'''~~Rescan~~'''~~ button to force TabSRMM rescanning the skins folder and find new skins after you install them while keeping the option dialog open. A automatic rescan will happen whenever you open the skin selection dialog, so no restart is required after adding or deleting skins. The name of the skin is derived from the file name of the .TSK file, but TabSRMM 3 has also the possibility to read a custom name from the ~~TSK~~. The [Global] section of the skin definition can have an (optional) ~~'''~~Name=~~'''~~ entry and when such an entry is found, TabSRMM will use it for the name of the skin in the drop-down list. Note that most skins do not have such an entry, because it is a new specification.		Simply select the desired skin from the list and it will be loaded. You can click the {{Button\|Rescan}} button to force TabSRMM rescanning the skins folder and find new skins after you install them while keeping the option dialog open. A automatic rescan will happen whenever you open the skin selection dialog, so no restart is required after adding or deleting skins. The name of the skin is derived from the file name of the .TSK file, but TabSRMM 3 has also the possibility to read a custom name from the <tt>.tsk</tt>. The <tt>[Global]</tt> section of the skin definition can have an (optional) <tt>Name=</tt> entry and when such an entry is found, TabSRMM will use it for the name of the skin in the drop-down list. Note that most skins do not have such an entry, because it is a new specification.

FuzzyBot: Importing a new version from external source

2022-09-25T17:50:36Z

Importing a new version from external source

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Simply select the desired skin from the list and it will be loaded. You can click the '''Rescan''' button to force TabSRMM rescanning the skins folder and find new skins after you install them while keeping the option dialog open. A automatic rescan will happen whenever you open the skin selection dialog, so no restart is required after adding or deleting skins. The name of the skin is derived from the file name of the .TSK file, but TabSRMM 3 has also the possibility to read a custom name from the TSK. The [Global] section of the skin definition can have an (optional) '''Name=''' entry and when such an entry is found, TabSRMM will use it for the name of the skin in the drop-down list. Note that most skins do not have such an entry, because it is a new specification.