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I agree. If you keep reading the feedback, and wanting to include every single thing that people wants it will take forever.

Leave the aero/whatever portion of it for a TP5.0 or 4.1, whatever suits you.

But release what's already done. It's been ages and I can't wait! :)

Hi ! everyone !!!

i just want to apologize guys if you got me wrong, cause i was requesting to windows X, to mix both themes in another add-on theme, not especificaly in the TP 4.

i respect the great job that Windows X always do.

people is never happy with what they have, always want more, so do it at your satisfaction, we always apreciate your job.

Totally agree with everyone here on this issue. The slate thing was fun and with everyones attempts at it we have slate visual styles and boot screens and the whole nine yards to make XP look exactly like the current longhorn build. That's a lot of hard work in itself, don't over-do it though trying to make another one based on half decent screenshots of something thats going to change time and time again.. by the time you finish getting it how it looked in the screenshots there will be a new leak or new pictures that come out with a whole new look and you'll have to start all over.. Knowing from first hand experience how time consuming skinning is, personally I don't think it's worth the time.. If its something you just wanna do out of fun then by all means have at it and do what ya want, just don't do it because ya feel you're forced to because everyone is saying "I want it".. the same thing happened with Plex and look where thats at now LOL :)

heya peeps, been following the convo :)

windowsx... this is a cracking good skin well done i have huge respect for such a great skinner :) ur an inspiration :)

anyway, i was gonna ask, since this looks like a good place to ask-

i have the pdc slate skin, and it looks great- i was wondering, how do i get the common tasks [in XP they show up on the left of the window] to show up at the top of the window? i've looked for ages and i can't figure it out....

can anyone help?

thanks in advance to anyone who can help me here :)

-benny

That is done with the shellstyle.dll but the one you are looking for has a resizing bug in it and I think WindowsX has pulled that one untill it is fixed. The horizontal one doesn't lock down so when you try to double click on an icon you may not get the one you want because they move around.

:o ok so i open the tranformation pack, i slect what i want to install, and restart, nothing happens

PS the options are nothing like a previous screen shot of what they would look like

im really dissapointed, either this is wrong one, or windows x was leading us on befor

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