[vs] advance4/pro2 (part of 20 colors project)

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I never bothered to download this theme until today. It's awesome and alot better than I expected. Great work.

Got this theme today from somewhere. It seems awesome. I actually like all the stripes.

Very original indeed.

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got a problem, when i use colored taskbars, the startmenu is too small, sow the program names are cut off and all programs too (in dutch all pograms is longer )

but it's ok in uncolored taskbars. But i don't really like uncolored ones.

Is this intentionaly, or not?

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You make really nice og high quality themes sz1. But i think that it is too many colours to choose from, is actually a problem when it comes to over 20 different colours each theme. 1 - 4 colour for each theme had been enough. Another thing: Almost all your latest themes look the same. I cant tell the difference between them, without have both side-by-side on the screen and study them carefully. But except for that - i think you are one of the best skinners on the scene. I really like the futuristic look on your themes, and how fast and easy they are to work with..

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Yeah Advance4/3 is in release candidate phase now. Release very soon.

@pmarius: Of course themes of advance4 series are quite similar in some aspects. That is why they are named as they are :) Just trying to do even better ones. When I have time I will try to make something totally new...

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Yeah Advance4/3 is in release candidate phase now. Release very soon.

@pmarius: Of course themes of advance4 series are quite similar in some aspects. That is why they are named as they are :) Just trying to do even better ones. When I have time I will try to make something totally new...

Ok, I guess you use a lot of time perfectioning your themes, and since I am one of the users of your themes, I apreciate that you do so, in the end it makes them better to work with. Personally, i like best the blue ones, and for a long time ago, i used your first crome-theme for some time. Actually, it was that theme who made me interested in skinning and themes. Thank for the reply sz1, and keep up the good work. I really look forward to use the totally new themes when they are done :)

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