Open the Ayam.app directory in the Finder; browse to Ayam.app/Contents. Double click on the Info.plist file. Search for the LSEnvironment dictionary, open it and set the value of the AYNOSPLASH key to 1. Save the Info.plist file.

Yes, you can disable the splash screen in the Window preferences dialog as activated from the Edit menu. The splash screen does not add to the startup time, though, so you will not get a faster program startup by disabling it.  

No, I only show quotes on the “Splash Screen” to entertain while Sculptor is loading. To pause on the “Splash Screen” would defeat the functionality of having a “Splash Screen”. That is, a “Splash Screen” is used to present the user with some visuals while the program is loading.

Answer: Disabling the CTC splash screen on the P9 PowerStation. This can be accomplished very easily with a few simple steps: On a P9 using the right arrow key move to the BOOT screen. Near the top of this screen, you should see the following setting BOOT-TIME DIAGNOSTIC SCREEN - DISABLE. On a PS Series you should arrow down on the Main Screen as this Bios scrolls until you see BOOT-TIME DIAGNOSTICS -DISABLED. Exit the CMOS settings by Saving and Exiting.

I am trying to install the network card in Windows NT, but the driver is not where it says it is in the User Guide? Back to the Top

Just prior to the release of FreeBSD 3.1, a new feature was added to allow the display of ''splash'' screens during the boot messages. The splash screens currently must be a 256 color bitmap (*.BMP) or ZSoft PCX (*.PCX) file. In addition, they must have a resolution of 320x200 or less to work on standard VGA adapters. If you compile VESA support into your kernel, then you can use larger bitmaps up to 1024x768.

The Splash Screens in the KODAK Launcher Software and the KODAK ADVANTIX Access Software (TWAIN) are designed to stay on your computer for 5 seconds before the next screen appears. The splash screen starts up the film drive, and cannot be dismissed.

There is an option in the Display tab of the PhotoScore preferences, which stops this appearing and makes PhotoScore load more quickly.

Find the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Identities\{GUID}\Software\Microsoft\Outlook Express \5.0, where GUID is Global Unique IDentifier for your identity.

JavaTM Web Start needs to put up the initial splash screen, since at that point there is no application specific code. Downloading the application code might take a few seconds to several minutes. That is too long to wait to get the initial splash screen. It is important that all applications launched through JavaTM Web Start have an initial common look, so the security paradigm that this model implies, can be properly communicated to the end user.

The splash-screen is much shorter in the registered version (and of similar duration to most other commercial programs on the market).

With Java 6, prior to the main window of the application showing, you can get the splash screen via SplashScreen splash = SplashScreen.getSplashScreen();,...

You need to specify the splash image in the manifest file for the jar: Manifest-Version: 1.0 Main-Class: HelloSplash SplashScreen-Image: M...

No, you cannot brand the BIOS startup page. This is not supported. However, you can have your logo appear during Windows Welcome. This is done using the Oobeinfo.ini file created by Setup Manager.

The XWT startup consists of two phases: downloading the xwar and instantiating the xwar. During the first phase, the XWT splash screen is displayed. Starting with XWT Lithium, if your xwar contains an image called splash.png, it will be displayed as the splash screen during the second phase of the startup. Your image should be 394x276; if it is not, it will be scaled to that size. Please do not post to the mailing list asking for a way to remove the XWT splash screen.

You can download a working project that uses this code. public void CreateMyBorderlessWindow() { FormBorderStyle = FormBorderStyle.None; MaximizeBox = false; MinimizeBox = false; StartPosition = FormStartPosition.CenterScreen; ControlBox = false; } Contributed...

Web Start uses two splash screens. A mini splash screen (miniSplash.jpg) that pops up before Web Start kicks off the Java runtime and gets torn down once the Java runtime takes over. A progress splash screen that tells you what Web Start is up to (downloading, checking for updates, checking signatures, etc.) and what app is about to popup on on your desktop. You can turn off the mini splash screen using the javaws.cfg.showSplashScreen setting in the Web Start configuration (javaws.cfg).