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Hello memodude, I understand completely - but to me and people like Tai (and I'm sure, alot of others), we aren't sure what we are doing and we don't want to break our computer. Not all of us are that familiar nor are we that willing to risk breaking our computer when it could be as simple as just clicking a normal file that could be downloaded from themexp.org or something (but of course, you know that already - and I'm just stating it again, for the benefit of everyone else).

Thanks for your effort in typing out the DOS commands again, though! I just don't want to risk Windows dying with quite a few of my settings and my backup documents already in place (it's just too troublesome, and it's Uni exam period down in Sydney, so if I lose my Windows now - I may risk not being able to get to all my documents, or files may get corrupted or something... the Transformation Pack is too risky at this stage, for the novice user who just wants to click a theme, and change it).

Again, thanks for explaining, and I know, Windows X is under no compulsion/obligation to have to do anything for us. It's good to see he's moving on to more advanced stuff, although it does leave a few novice users behind. Sawadee Krap, Windows X!

You don't have to do any of that though; x said that if you check "don't change it" to everything it makes no changes except the theme.

Hi MemoDude...I tried ur sidebar...

Looks pretty smooth

I don even know the abc of VB so i cant develop any module :(

But still it look pretty good

Its light mayb cuz ummm its empty :p

All i want is a mediaplayer...clock like the one in aero and a notepad..dats it

Keep up the good work

Why dont u start ur own thread...Dat wud be good !!

Once that SideBar done, I would regardly ask you to add it in LH Pack too like you said before :)

Thanks. :D It'll be a while before I finish it, I want to make a big selection of modules, as well as put in module scrolling, a module gallery and web service, make the clock and weather work, add Longhorn-looking controls that appear when you mouse over the WMP, make it possible to load a file in WMP, etc. :p

I have something to ask you guys about my theme. Should I turn my shellstyle in PDC to XP ones for solving thumbnails problem?

If you do, please keep for download a/the fixed size horizontal shellstyle. :) You mean filmstrip view, right?

I know that the Start button is what most people dislike most about this theme...I saw the LH64 screenshots...well, see for yourself, they have a different start button:

http://www.winbeta.org/winbeta/forums/lh64bit/screen3.JPG

http://www.winbeta.org/winbeta/forums/lh64bit/screen4.JPG

Argh... http://www.winbeta.org/winbeta/forums/inde...opic=1628&st=0&

View 3 & 4 here...they send you to winbeta's homepage if you don't come from there.

I know that the Start button is what most people dislike most about this theme...I saw the LH64 screenshots...well, see for yourself, they have a different start button:

http://www.winbeta.org/winbeta/forums/lh64bit/screen3.JPG

http://www.winbeta.org/winbeta/forums/lh64bit/screen4.JPG

Argh... http://www.winbeta.org/winbeta/forums/inde...opic=1628&st=0&

View 3 & 4 here...they send you to winbeta's homepage if you don't come from there.

that's the startbutton you'll get when the SideBar is disabled, the 32-bit version of LH 4051 has it too...

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