What I would like is a Windows application with a simple wizard style interface to allow users to replace a logo provided with downloaded software with their own company logo. Below is an outline as to how I envisage the wizard looking but this is flexible the simpler and cheaper the better.There is some information that will vary from software to software I dont mind if this information needs to be manually typed by me in an ini file before distributing this wizard with the install files. Variables that I may need to change for each distribution (that, e.g., I change in the ini file) are enclosed in Screen 1: Welcome screen with commentsScreen 2: File and location that is to be replaced with default location already enteredScreen 3: User browses to find replacement file start in the My Documents directoryScreen 4: What to rename the replacement file with default name already entered this will be the same as the file name in step 2 so if there is a better easier way of doing this step (even miss it altogether) then thats fineScreen 5: Finish and confirmationI will need to hold copyright to this as I need to have no limitations as to how I distribute this but this does not have to be exclusive. I dont know how feasible this is. Whether or not it gets done really does depend on the price as I will mainly be distributing it with freeware applications so the budget is limited.Will gladly end bidding early for right bid. For nonestablished GetAFreelancer providers, payment will be via escrow only.
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