>>> 
>>>         The "Splash" screen files are in a special distorted format, and
>>> must be of the exact same size and format as the MS original.
>>
>>>From memory, they are 320x400 RLE (Run-Length Encoded) Bitmaps. Just
>>edit your image at a reasonable size (like 640x480), and then resize to
>>320x400, save as RLE BMP, and rename to logo.sys or whatever, and voila!
>>Your very own "Splash" screen!!
>>
>>Now, getting them animated is a tad harder ... ^_^
>>
>>-- 
>>. Trevor Phillips      -      http://www.cage.curtin.edu.au/~phillips/ . 
>>
>        Generally correct, but if you do anything that makes the exact
>length of the file even one bit different from the MS original, no joy, at
>least according to the Mother of all Windows 95 Books. Also there is about
>30% optical distortion of the displayed image, which Lanzer corrected
>perfectly. I guess that doesn't matter on some drawings, B-).
>
>                                Greg M.

        How do you change the Microsoft Windows opening graphic?  I still
have Windows 3.1 (yes, I've resisted upgrading, because my system may not be
able to handle such a large program).  I would like to change the
tenchi2.rle to the opening startup screen (blue, rectangular that says
Microsoft Windows Version 3.1), but I can't seem to get it to change.  What
file do I have to rename it to?  Or what setting do I have to change?  I
need help.  Any fellow Windows 3.1 users out there?  Thanks.

                Chad K.