My first few WB skins sucked. Some people said "good job", which was nice, but not helpful. Some poeple said "I see potential", which was encouraging, but also not terribly helpful. Some people listed exactly what they thought was wrong with my work. Those comments were invaluable. If it weren't for the truly constructive critism left by a few people, my skins might still suck. Those people weren't all skinners, mind you. Some of them were graphic artists in other areas, and some of them were
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You really should think of a subscription as a way to give back to the site and those who contribute to it. Now that skinners will get a percentage of subscription revenue, it's really a way to thank them and help keep the site alive. That alone makes a subscription worth while.
Nope, I was linking to Tiger by Kol. Unfortunately the message board ate my link. Let me try again. If clicking on this doesn't take you to that skin, copy and paste the link, or do a search for Tiger. https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?library=1&SkinID=4392
Are you looking for a single suite file for Theme Manager, or are you looking for skins for specific programs? I don't know if there's a single suite, but there are tons of OSX looking skins here. Do some searches in the various libraries and you'll surely find what you're looking for. In my opinion, I'd say this is just about the best OSX style WindowBlinds skin to date. https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.a
In the Titlebar Text Background section, make sure you have Text Background - Switch set to Enabled.
That is what paxx is saying. The pop-up window refers to the main window that opened it as "opener".
It's working well for me too.
/me wonders who DT Development is ...
#6 by JourneyMan gef - 10/21/2004 2:37:59 PM No. Hehe, I'm with gef.
Look in C:\Program Files\ATI Technologies\ATI.ACE\skins The skins are in their own folders there.
I skin all of the Internet ones, and about half of the Explorer ones (only the ones I can actually add to my toolbar). I always do both large and small, and the Go button, of course. NightTrain, you may not realize that many premium skins are completed months in advance of their release. In a number of cases, WindowBlinds couldn't replace the toolbar icons when the skins were created.
DeviantART has a large community of photographers. You might want to check it out as well. http://www.deviantart.com
Save the floffy.zip file somewhere, then rename it to floffy.curxptheme. Then just double click it to install.
#12 by juryguy - 10/12/2004 3:12:04 PM it gives them a reason to put their creativity to the test. This is about downloads, which is a result of popularity, not creativity. As for ports, I hardly think it would be fair to reward someone with cash for uploading an icon package of someone else's icons, for example. That's not ev
200,000 downloads and not one pixel of original work. You should be thanking all of those kind authors who gave you permission.
Just for the record, ThemeManager is WinStyles, it just has a new name. I haven't had any problem with it and it loads WindowBlinds skins just fine here. What version of WindowBlinds are you using? As for Winamp, it may be that it can only apply skins for Winamp 2 at this point. Its purpose is still to compile and apply themes, same as it was when it was called WinStyles. The only marketing angle to it is that it includes links to premium content. [Mes
WindowBlinds can only skin the taskbar and start menu on XP.
You can't use PNGs on the window frames because they don't support translucency. Basically, anything that is transparent against the desktop, like window frames or the start menu, has to use 'magic pink' style BMP transparency.
See that "Size of User Pane" setting your cursor is pointing at? There is a setting like that for each part of the start menu. Try setting those to the actual size of your images and you'll get a lot closer to the look you're after.
Happy birthday, Tim! Try to get a little skinning in before nap time.
I think WindowBlinds only skins the Internet Explorer scrollbar on XP.
If you take a look at my Gizmo skin or vf's Alloy Bezel skin, you can see how they're done.
Right-click your taskbar and choose Properties from the menu. In the Taskbar and Start Menu Properties window, go to the Taskbar tab and check the box that says "Keep the taskbar on top of other windows". That should do it.
I like your idea, PlanetHOPE. Unfortunately, I don't know of any program that can do that. I have always wished the WindowFX could make all my inactive windows transparent, but so far, it can't. WindowFX can make menus transparent and have them become fully visible on mouseover. It can do the same for the taskbar. Unfortunately, it can't do that with windows. One thing you could do is use a WindowBlinds skin that has a transparency control. That way you could manually make any
Did you recently install Windows XP Service Pack 2? I've heard that it forces the .zip file extension, but I could be wrong. The easiest thing to do is save the file instead of running it directly. When it asks you where you want to save it, rename it to .wba. Then, when the download is complete, you just have to click Open.