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<blockquote data-quote="Dadeo" data-source="post: 499699" data-attributes="member: 27204">I just used two controls one for Vista and one for XP.&nbsp; Since a user will not have both, only one will display. I'm still getting users to test it, but it seems to be working OK.&nbsp; I don't know any way to specify multiple paths, nor have I found a way to enter a variable for [userdata] folder in a skin xml file, and I have been asking for a while now!EDIT:&nbsp; I am hoping that in MP 1.1.0, when skin files move to the [userdata] folder that we can use \..\ to reference other folders in the [userdata] folder.EDIT2:&nbsp; [USER=91851]citizenkeys[/USER] - I believe MP only caches .png images, and only the ones in the main skin folder, not the .jpg files in the thumbs folder in [userdata]. I have referenced them in a few cases without difficulties (YET!). I have not encountered any memory problems either, unless using a multiimage code on a folder with a ton of huge files in it.&nbsp; Reducing the resolution/filesize of images does improve performance condiserably though.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Dadeo, post: 499699, member: 27204"] I just used two controls one for Vista and one for XP. Since a user will not have both, only one will display. I'm still getting users to test it, but it seems to be working OK. I don't know any way to specify multiple paths, nor have I found a way to enter a variable for [userdata] folder in a skin xml file, and I have been asking for a while now! EDIT: I am hoping that in MP 1.1.0, when skin files move to the [userdata] folder that we can use \..\ to reference other folders in the [userdata] folder. EDIT2: [USER=91851]citizenkeys[/USER] - I believe MP only caches .png images, and only the ones in the main skin folder, not the .jpg files in the thumbs folder in [userdata]. I have referenced them in a few cases without difficulties (YET!). I have not encountered any memory problems either, unless using a multiimage code on a folder with a ton of huge files in it. Reducing the resolution/filesize of images does improve performance condiserably though. [/QUOTE]

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