WindowBlinds is a program that allows users to completely customize the look and feel of the Windows GUI. Version 4 is designed specifically with Windows XP in mind and as in fact only available for Windows XP at present.
Version 4 is much faster than previous versions and much more integrated into Windows XP. In fact, it can now skin the Windows command prompt as well as work with virtually any program.
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Version 4 is much faster than previous versions and much more integrated into Windows XP. In fact, it can now skin the Windows command prompt as well as work with virtually any program.
- WindowBlinds 4 has some great new features including:
- Command prompt skinning
- Skinning of virtually every element of the Windows XP GUI
- Skinning of the logoff, shellstyles, and please wait dialogs
- Smart painting - makes most WindowBlinds enhanced visual styles run nearly as fast as "classic"
- Enhanced integration into Windows XP greatly increasing compatibility with nearly all programs
- A new configuration program that makes the features of WindowBlinds more accessible than ever
- Settings for control of the Windows XP start bar. Now you can have a skinny start bar with any visual style
- Native integration into Remote Desktop and graphics acceleration by most video cards
- These new features add to the already impressive WindowBlinds feature set that includes:
- Change the color of your visual style on the fly
- Gamma correction on visual styles
- Skinning of non-theme aware applications
- Hyperpaint - uses the extra memory in your video card to buffer to increase performance
- Additional controls in the title bar such as MP3 players, roll-up buttons, always on top buttons, minimize to tray, and much more
- Associate sound effects with title bar buttons
- Have animated title bars, buttons and more
- Powerful enhanced visual style format that allows placement of buttons any place on a window edge as well as independently sized window borders
- Much more!

Last edited by 18003 on 09 Apr 2003 - 17:31
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