Ooh, when I read that question, that's the first name I thought of too. Since you got Freddie first, Bryan, I'll take Randy Rhoads. He was taken before his time, and I'd give anything to jam with him.
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/me takes out the list of classic skins, wets the tips of his pencil, and adds CopperDeck 2
If you're making your own skin, Dingbat fonts work well for this, Webdings in particular.
Bryan, it can be done using WBscripting.
Paul, that's 'IP!' Magazine, isn't it? Honz and I got a Winamp skin in an issue of that in 2000, as did a few of Dangeruss's and Marek Wojtal's. And,as they did with you, they sent me a copy as promised, so I too can back you up when you say that there's no problems about letting them use your skins. And as for those semi nudes girls, well, that's my fav part of the mag (Hehe, you'll find more of those pics on CD2 as well *cough*)........ <img src="http://images.stardock.co
Amen to that. OTS is a godsend. I used to dabble in LS a lot, but lost interest because I was constantly wandering all over the place trying to find modules/builds and setup themes, but the OTS system has sucked me right back in, and now I'm even working on my first theme.
Industech by Treetog is exactly what you're after. You'll find it at http://www.pixtudio.com
NextStart is also a good one to start with. http://www.winstep.net
Sysmetrix has a great GUI-based skin config/builder, so it's a good one to start with. Ez Pop is a close 2nd, as it's fairly straightforward. Coolplayer is slightly more tricky. It uses the standard ini-based format (Like Ez Pop), but depending on the complexity of your skin, the ini can take a fair bit of time to do.
One of the best sources of free sounds is http://www.flashkit.com
Todays top story: Ali G posts on Wincustomize.
You'll need to use a texback image.
We should run a bet,to see who's the first person to release the (inevitable) BlueCurve WB skin.......
Wait, it's ok. The article clearly mentions that they're talking about the other Stardock that makes WFX. You know, the one in California.......
They're two seperate programs. You have to manually update SkinStudio when you update Windowblinds.
It was Neil Banfield, and he's still the main coder for the prog.
I'll just stick with my DeLorean.....
It's to do with the way the scrollbar in IE is constructed. It's not made the same way as the standard explorer ones, so it doesn't get skinned. This is only in 98/2K machines, in XP, the scrollbar is now skinnable.
I would guess the short answer will be 'no'.......
I was totally sceptical about it, so I broke out Zoomer and checked the colours, and they are identical. That's a fantastic page.
For me, 'Major Tom' by Steve Moss is the classic Winamp 2 skin. Can't go wrong with any of Steve's work, for that matter. As for your ctrl panel question, create a new folder on your start menu, and rename it exactly as follows(Including brackets): {21EC2020-3AEA-1069-A2DD-08002B30309D}
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If the file is in .wba format, you can simply click on it, and Windowblinds will install it automatically for you. If it's in a .zip , you can just unzip it normally.
I'm suffering from what you described obove, but my Stardock and Wincustomize e-mail adress is registered to the same inbox, yet I'm listed as a level 2.
It's not even a program, it merely let's you replace the default XP windows style with some new graphics. WB does the same, but in a legal manner, and adds more functionality to it all (Plus you're not restricted to a pre-defined shape for the layout). As for it's stability, it's only as stable as your PC, since it's a feature of XP.