Mirsguy

Mirsguy

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All versions of SkinStudio are compatible on any platform. Personally, I would either install SKS6 only, or SKS Pro & SKS6. SKS Pro will skin xp, whereas SKS6 will skin xp and Vista. Some veteran skinners out there contend that a properly designed skin must be started in SKS Pro to design XP, then ported into SKS6 to finish off Vista.

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[quote]If they did decide to make one, then just send it to me. I'll look over it and then let them know if they can upload it (give my permission). This is how I've always done it.[/quote] It seems that would be the ethical approach to things. The inspiration and original vision of a particular theme comes from the original artist.

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[quote]Start with these four from the Wiki, they concern the graphics and code side of the house.[/quote] I would definitely look at these tutorials... they helped get me started. All you need then is some graphic/image editing software. If you don't already have Photoshop or Paintshop pro, there is some pretty good free software out there, like The Gimp http://www.gimp.org/ or Paint.net http://www.paint.net/

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Try these. They are simply some icons I put together, but there's instructions on how to assign the shortcuts so that the icons act like shutdown docklets. I use them all the time, and they work great. I especially like to use them in a flyout menu so they're all together. https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.aspx?skinid=13586&libid=29

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[quote who="messiah1" reply="19" id="2142523"] He had the underwear on inside out! His skid marks were on the outside! Whats wrong with that? He was obviously saving water by not having to clean them. I mean, c'mon, a perfectly good side of the drawerz was available for use. Your kid seized the moment. I say commendable. I say give this kid an extra donut AND and extra napkin![/quote] [e digicons]:rofl:[/e] [e digicons]XD[/e]

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1. Photo retouching. Everything from minor color corrections to compositing images together; portrait retouching, removing people or objects, etc. 2. I use it (along with Adobe InDesign) to create print advertisements for clients. I most recently did advertising postcards for weddings and senior portraits for a photography studio.

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[quote]Then why am I the one who looks like a bag of crap in the end.[/quote] The way I see it, you look fine. You handled yourself like someone who wears "big boy underwear!" [e digicons]:grin:[/e]

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[quote]I think its up to everyone to make sure that skinners in this position, including myself should be the most heavily scrutinized and taken to task regarding the quality of our work. I think you are right in saying that....(big time) cos people are paying for them.... But when we do we need to be cool headed and constuctive about it too...[/quote] [e digicons]k1[/e] [quote]Does everything have to be candy coated?[/quote] Nope. Just don't

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[quote]Skid Marks? Those weren't skid marks! They were curried cabbage exhaust fumes residue. [/quote] This reminds me of something funny. The other night, my kids were getting their jammies on before bedtime. My 3-year-old ran out to ask Mommy a question. He was in his underwear. He asked my wife the question, then turned to go back to his room. As he left, my wife & I both saw it... Skid marks! [e digicons]o_O[/e] He had the underwear on inside out! His skid ma

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