the standard toolbar opens the image for editing; by default, in Microsoft Paint; however any editing application can be registered for this button in the viewer. Windows Picture and Fax Viewer saves and remembers its window position and size and supports keyboard shortcuts for all of its operations. Raw image formats, which are the preferred formats in professional photography are not supported, however, Microsoft released a later update called RAW Image Thumbnailer and Viewer for Windows XP for viewing certain raw image files. Customization and usability improvements Windows XP includes a new set of visual styles, known by its codename, "Luna". Available in three color schemes, the interface is more task-based than the basic one included since Windows 95, with options available in Explorer windows to interact with each file. The user can however choose to fully revert to the pre-Windows XP "classic" user interface. Developers can take advantage of visual styles through the use of Comctl32.dll v6.0 in their programs. Windows XP's Display Properties allows users to save their customizations as Themes. This feature was previously a part of Microsoft Plus!. Icon and cursor support for 24-bit color depth with an 8-bit alpha channel. Microsoft contracted The Iconfactory which created over 100 colorful icons for Microsoft to be included in Windows XP. The 10-icon resource limit has also been increased. For high DPI displays, Windows XP supports larger cursor sizes. Use of bullets instead of asterisks in password fields of a TextBox control, i.e., "•••" instead of "***". Several informational, critical and warning messages in Windows XP are shown as balloon notifications which automatically fade away after predefined interval and condition, instead of showing them as dialog boxes which require interaction from the user. New configurable sound events for Device Connect, Device Disconnect, Device Failed to Connect, Print Complete, New fax, Fax Error, System Notification, Windows Logon and Windows Logoff. A rich set of live orchestral recordings for the Windows XP tour theme music and system sounds was composed by composer Bill Brown. The famous music that plays during the Out-of-box experience, the setup at first launch where the user could connect to the internet, choose whether to have automatic updates, and choose their username, is located at C:\Windows\system32\oobe\images\title.wma. The piece is named "Velkommen" and was composed by Stan LePard. However, many users did not hear the music as most sound card drivers would be installed after this setup