Very impressive. It takes a lot of good works to get there. Congratulations.
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Welcome from me, too. Are you using WindowBlinds, etc?
I'd like to see all the widgets and gadgets associated with a theme put in one package, and here's why: I have a folder with all the screenshots of things I download, as well as separate folders for each category of item. On top of that, I keep a written record (subdivided into categories) of each download. From a time standpoint, it's a real pain to have to download and catalogue everything separately. If, and when, I need something, it's all in one place. Not
I'm interested.
My congratulations to all those picked.
He has managed to make something really loud blend in so well, it's almost as if the coloured lines weren't there.
Thanks, everyone.
[quote who="Uvah" reply="14" id="2883956"]I read some of the stories at Skinnalicious. Lantec's, Pinchecle's, Beebop's and Bilbo's. Very interesting and I saw a lot of the reasons I got into skinning. These guys are here from day one and me ... hehe ... I can claim, I think, to be the only one who got addicted twice. To my knowledge anyway. Kudos and a hearty thank you to all the Masters out there. [/quote]
[quote who="Jafo" reply="12" id="2883937"]Adjusted the links to 'function' ...[/quote] Thank you, sir. I should have checked.
[quote who="RedneckDude" reply="2" id="2883888"]Very well deserved! And am I mistaken, or isn't he a fairly good musician to boot? [/quote] I couldn't say for sure, but I know he plays piano and guitar, and played bass in his early days.
Wasn't it only a year ago that we went through this? Happy Birthday, sir, and thanks for keeping on.
For a man of his accomplishments, he must be the least known (and quietest) major skinner here on WinCustomize. He was the first artist that I was interested enough in to track down, and the first skinning website that I joined, more than three years ago. I'm still a (very active) member on Skinnalicious.net, his home site. Why pic
Congratulations, everyone.
I'm playing with a 3D fractal graphics program. It can take 24 hours to make a 1920 X 1200 high quality render sometimes on a 2.6GHz quad-core, so a lot of horse power would come in handy if I could afford it. Other than that, I have no need (except for fast booting) for state of the art machinery.
ObjectDesktop is an amazing bargain for the price you pay; you get a huge pile of programs that bought individually would cost a great deal of money. I bought it and ObjectDock as well several years ago and haven't the slightest regret. Welcome to the world of skinning, and be sure to click the "Explore" button at the top of the page to find all the great artwork in the various categories.
It is too young, and there's nothing to replace a mother. At least you will always have memories. Good luck.
Have a good one, Shaunna.
Excellent choice.
That's very kind of you, Tim. I'd still like to see the day come when skinners can make a living doing something that they are very good at. It's only reasonable.
Thanks for the update, Jim.
Greetings from the colonies.
[quote who="DrJBHL" reply="3" id="2873954"]Mine told me there was an error archiving during the latest update... [/quote] Same here.
It looks pretty interesting. The Start panel is unique; the texture is kind of a neat touch. It looks like you've reached a new plateau with this and Orange Cream.
If I didn't still have my foot in my mouth, I'd be able to tell you.