DigitalCHET

DigitalCHET

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Maxthon is the only thing I use now. I was going to try out FireFox but after I heard there were some pages and features that FireFox couldn't work with, I decided "if it ain't broke, why change it?".

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A screenshot would be nice. No point having to download the whole thing if it turns out to be something one doesn't like. If someone would be kind enough to provide one, I'm sure others would also appreciate it. Thanks in advance. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Congrats.gif" border=0 ALIGN="

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If I remember correctly, if you use IconPackager and change the application's original executable file icon then it will display the custom icon. Of course, I believe this only works for applications that display a static icon only. The only other way I can see of doing this for those applications that have changing icons would be to change the icons in the executable file or .dll or whatever. But I'm not sure about that. Just a thought.

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Ok, supposing BootSkin is installed correctly and that you've downloaded a .bootskin file, all you should need to do is double-click on the .bootskin file and it should install itself and open up BootSkin so that you can preview it. If the file you downloaded is a .zip file, you need to open it and determine wether the .bootskin file is contained within, which would require you to extract the .bootskin file a

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