First you need a tool called "Resource Hacker". This free program allows you to change
resources in any .exe file such as "Explorer.exe", which includes the [Start] button's Label.
You can visit Download.com and search there for "Resource Hacker".
After you download it, follow the guide here:
Step 1:
A - Run "Resource Hacker" and open the file "%windir%\Explorer.exe".
B - You see a Tree of all Resources in this file, expand the "String Table"
C - Find the "start" and replace it with your own text. then press the [Compile Script] button.
D - Save "Explorer.exe" as "MyStart.exe" DONT save it as Explorer.exe, do "save as.." and give it a new name.
E - Quit "Resource Hacker".
Step 2:
A - Click on the [Start] button and choose the "Run..." item from the start menu. (Or use the shortcut key WinKey+R)
B - Type "RegEdit" in the Run "Dialog Box". And then press the [Ok] buton to run the "Registry Editor" program.
C - Go to: "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon" and find the "Shell" property.
D - Replace value of the "Shell" property to "MyStart.exe".
E - Quit "Registry Editor".
F - Restart your system.
Note about Registry Editor:
if you did not find the key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\WindowsNT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon", you can search the Registry for the "Explorer.exe", to do this use the Edit Menu | Find Next (Ctrl+F).
Before you edit the registry, export the keys in the registry that you plan to edit, or back up the whole registry. If a problem occurs, you can then follow the steps how-to restore the registry to its previous state.
How to Export Registry Keys
Click Start, and then click Run.
In the Open box, type regedit, and then click OK.
On the File menu, click Export.
In the Save in box, select the boxs at the bottom the bottom according to weather you want to export all or only selected branches of the registry.
Next select a location in which to save the backup .reg file. In the File name box, type a file name, and then click Save.
How to Restore the Registry
To restore registry keys that you exported, double-click the .reg file that you saved.
Are you sick of seeing the same tips again and again when you first logon to
Windows? Now you can change them to whatever you want, whether it's quotes,
jokes or a to-do list, anything is possible.
Open your registry and find the key below.
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Explorer\ Tips
Create a new string valued named by incrementing the existing value names
and set it to the required tip text.
How to Create a web page
CREATING A WEB PAGE ROLLOVER (IMAGE READY)
Use the following general workflow to create a set of rollover buttons.
You can make rollovers using layer-based slices or layer-based image maps.
1. Create the content for the Normal state.
If you are creating a rollover button, start by creating the button as you want
it to look when the page is first loaded in a web browser. Make sure to put
each button in a set of rollover buttons in a separate layer so that you can create
a layer-based slice or image map.
If you plan to completely replace the contents of the Normal state (as opposed to modifying the layer’s style), create contents for other states in other layers.
2. If using image maps, make each button a layer-based image map.
Choose Layer > New Layer Based Image Map Area. You’ll need to add each state, including the first state. See To add a rollover state (ImageReady).
3.If using slices, make each button a layer-based rollover button.
Click the Create Layer-Based Rollover button on the Web Content palette. ImageReady creates an image-based slice and adds the Over state to the Web Content palette. See To create a layer-based slice for a rollover (ImageReady).
4.Add rollover states.
Create additional rollover states as needed, or change the default Over state automatically created by the layer-based rollover button. See To add a rollover state (ImageReady) and To change a rollover state.
5.Edit the layer content for the state to create the rollover effect.
Select the state you want to work with in the Web Content palette. You can apply and change layer styles for each state, change the position of content in each layer, or change the visibility of a layer. If you are replacing the contents of one layer with another, make the first layer invisible and the second visible for that state.
For more information on changes you can make to each state, see Editing layers in rollover states and animation frames (ImageReady).
You can use layer styles to create instant rollover effects. When working with layer-based slices, you can also save the series of states as a rollover style.
If you are creating a remote rollover, target the remote slice to the selected state.
Use the Pickwhip icon in the Web Content palette to point to the slice that contains the image for the remote rollover. See To create a remote rollover
6.Optimize the image.
Choose a file format for the image and set optimization options in the optimization palette. See To optimize an image for the web.
7.Preview the rollover.
Preview the rollover in ImageReady as you create it. Then preview it in various web browsers used by your audience. See To preview rollovers (ImageReady).
8.Save the rollover.
Save a web version of your rollover using the File > Save Optimized command. Make sure that the output settings are set to save an HTML page along with the image files. ImageReady will write the JavaScript code for the rollover in the HTML page.
