To replace the included generic images, you have two options:
This is the ideal scenario because you do not have to manually modify any custom file, such as the package.asp file located in the Support directory. To replace the generic graphics with custom graphics, do the following:
This scenario, although laborious is also possible. The downside of this approach is that in addition to copying the necessary files to the Support\images folder, you must also edit the package.asp file. To replace the generic graphics with custom graphics, do the following:
Note: To avoid confusion, consider deleting the two included generic graphics from the Support\images folder.
$GET_GLOBAL(manifest); <item id="coverstandard" href="images/coverbvt.jpg" media-type="image/jpeg" /> <item id="thumbstandard" href="images/thumbbvt.jpg" media-type="image/jpeg" />
Note: If your graphics are .GIF files and not .JPG files, you will also have to change the media-type attribute from "image/jpeg" to "image/gif."
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