Why don't you describe what you want to accomplish, rather than how it is to be accomplished? Otherwise, fpmurphy's response is not only short, but correct.
xmlnssxml="osxml" version="1.0">
<_locDefinition>
<_locDefault _loc="locData"/>
<_locTag _locAttrData="pad-left,pad-right">p</_locTag>
<_locTag _locAttrData="height,width">textarea</_locTag>
<_locTag _locAttrData="minsize,noindent">select</_locTag>
<_locTag _locAttrData="size">progressbar</_locTag>
<_locTag _locAttrData="size,maxlen">input</_locTag>
<_locTag _locAttrData="value">osxml:update</_locTag>
</_locDefinition>
<xsl:template match="fve-bad-pcr-registers">
<osxml:text-mode-ui>
<head>
<footer color="RGBIXXXX"><xsl:text> ENTER=Continue</xsl:text></footer>
<meta key="ENTER" action="continue"/>
</head>
<body background-color="XXXX" foreground-color="RGBX">
<font foreground-color="RGBI">
Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption Information<br/>
</font>
<br/>
<br/>
The system boot information has changed since BitLocker was enabled.<br/>
<br/>
You must supply a BitLocker recovery password to start this system.<br/>
<br/>
Confirm that the changes to the system boot information are authorized.<br/>
<br/>
If the changes to the system boot information are trusted, then disable and re-enable BitLocker. This will reset BitLocker to use the new boot information.<br/>
<br/>
Otherwise restore the system boot information.<br/>
<br/>
</body>
</osxml:text-mode-ui>
</xsl:template>
to have this format
<header>
Windows BitLocker Drive Encryption Information<\header>
description of bitlocker
footer:
continue press alt-c or boot alt-b.
with various colors and at the end a prompt that says "would you like to contine or boot?
I would like to use different fonts and colors for the bitlocker description. Also stopping and waiting to give the user a chance to read further about bitlocker or boot the computer. Then they will be presented with a customized boot screen. Then it will used a avi or animated gif for the progress bar on the boot screen. Has anybody done something similar to this? John
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