How do I change a buttons icon or customize the way it looks?
WinU is set up so that you don’t need a degree in graphic design to set up a useful, effective, and visually pleasing screen. The default settings and basic options will provide very respectable results, even for non-artists. Having said that, WinU does offer a range of design options for its buttons and screens. On its buttons, you can use virtually any graphic for a button icon. You aren’t limited to actual icons, but can use any bitmap, icon, or cursor. Your chosen graphic is resized to icon-size onto the button. You can choose any icon from a multiple-icon file such as many executable program or DLL files. You can even create your own bitmap file using Microsoft Paint or any other graphics program, and set that file as a button’s icon. You can also change other parts of a button’s appearance to give your buttons a variety of “looks.” You can change their borders, colors, fonts, and placement as well as their icons. Buttons can have a text label, or can be just an icon with no label
