You need to be running the program to run the theme... https://www.stardock.com/products/odnt/features.html This is a list of the Stardock apps NExtstart, Litestep, etc. can wait for later.
ahh, you have to use a big M
/Me another test doesn't seem to work though!
/me
Hmm, just counting the number of times; "I", "me", and "my" was used in that original post...
Good question....?
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Copyright issue with that. However if it was "inspired by" it could get in the library. That is, just a Green and Silver skin for the Philadelphia Eagles. If I used the wings on their helmet or the "E" it would probably cross the line.
Oh yes, OD is the way to go if you want to truly overhaul your desktop. There are other programs out there as well, but OD does it in one nice package. I've been using it for two years now and really love it... I can hardly look at a computer anymore that is not running OD products!
https://www.stardock.com/products/odnt/features.html Object Desktop (OD)is the whole program group. Windowblinds is just one of the programs in OD, probably the most popular though. No, you will need Icon packager for your icons.
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btw If you are on any other OS this should not happen (not that it should on XP). If it doesn't work try the newsgroups news://news.stardock.com/
If you are on XP.... Give this a try: Open Display Properties Choose Themes tab select either Windows Classic or Windows XP (not Modified) and apply Cross your fingers all icons should pop back to normal XP.
http://www.mostlyclassical.com/
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WebBlind support can give you new images for your IE toolbar buttons, Throbbers, and the Toolbar freespace. Windowblinds can do more for IE with WebBlinds enabled, but you really see the difference with WEbBlind support. Try the QNX skin to see what I mean.
I'm thinking of a thin plastic screen that can be folded or rolled. Now that would be cool and could be big as well!
Well you didn't say what OS you are using, for XP: After installing Windowblinds, go to Display Properties, Appearance tab, Windows and buttons: use the drop down and select a skin. Clik apply.
I have never had this happen to me, are you using WebBlinds as well.
On XP: Display Properties Desktop tab Cusotmize Desktop button MS made it easy this time...!
https://www.wincustomize.com/index.asp?cmd=CrossRef That is what he is talking about, but why it would ever need to be done more than once I have no idea.