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According to timeanddate.com we're less than 3 hours away from April 1. So here we go:

Guidelines from last month (written by Radish):

Posting Guidelines:

If you plan to img-embed your desktop, please try to keep it at/under 1024x768 and under 100k (It's recommended that you link it, externally).

Stay within the board rules, no matter how yummy you may believe it to be.

If you are going to quote, there isn't a need to quote an img-embedded picture - Just don't do it. Please just reference the post by page number/page link/etc.

Off Topic Posts will be edited or removed.

The desktops thread is not to be used as a means to post images of a pornographic or otherwise provocative nature. We do not support a babes forum and neither will we in an unofficial capacity. Please help to keep the thread relevant and safe to browse for everyone.

The moderators of this forum reserve the right to edit or remove your posts as necessary so they may comply with our Community Ruleset.

In the interests of keeping the thread on topic it is strongly urged that you format your posts in the following order:

Visual Style: Name/where you got it (with link would be nice).

Wallpaper: Name/where you got it (with link would be nice).

Icons: Name/where you got it (with link would be nice).

Programs: Name/where you got it (with link would be nice).

(emphasis on the size part since people just forget not everyone has 21"+ monitors ;) )

Now for mine:

April_2006_desktop_TB.jpg

Visual Style: VistaCG

Wallpaper: Dawn in Madrid

Taskbar transparency: Glass2k

These Snapshot borders for the thumbnail preview: from this thread

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Wallpaper: Summer by KoL

Visual Style: VistaXP 4074 Mod by Hiroshi (WB)

Icons: Personal mod of Vista/Royale style ones

Programs: RK Launcher

Not to be too picky on your screenshot, but do you have a reason why you're running Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition? :shiftyninja:

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Mine for now...

VS = Unsure... No idea where I got it, had it for ages.

Icons = default

Wall = By me... @ the local mall, evening shot @ skylight.

Apps = Firefox, Yahoo, Winamp, Messing around with Yahoo widgets....

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^Clickity... Click,click!^

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