For the advanced user (involves registry modification) - but well worth doing:


How to set the start menu background image (note: you only have to do the registry modifications once
on your device - if you done them before you don't have to do this again - just copy the image over):


In a registry editor go to this key:

	HKLM/Software/Microsoft/Shell/Rai/:MSStart

Check if you have an entry called "BKBitmapFile". If you do not, create a new "String" value.
	Name : BKBitmapFile
	Value data: \Application Data\Home\{Image}

Add the following lines to the same key :MSStart

	a Dword value with the name BKBitmapLogPixelsX and the data value 131 in decimal
	a Dword value with the name BKBitmapLogPixelsY and the data value 131 in decimal
	a Dword value with the name BKBitmapTransparent and the data value 16711935 in decimal
	a Dword value with the name BKDefaultGradient and the data value 1 in decimal
	a Dword value with the name BKFlags and the data value 26 in decimal
	and finally a String value with the name BKUnselected and the value data COLOR_ALERTWINDOW

Copy {Image} to

	\Application Data\Home\

Soft-reset your device. 


(I take no responsability for these modifications - modify the registry at your own risk).

(From Juni's Skins WM6 Skin Instructions...	http://www.juniskins.com)