Finesse RC1.2 (SaintBluey)

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ChaNinja

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THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU for the great comments and suggestions! And thanks to all of your birthday wishes....I had a really great one!!! :D

Apologies for not showing up earlier....had my hands tied bad kind! :cry:

Should be getting some free time by Wednesday when I'll make some color schemes for Finesse. Just to clear something up, as people are still referring to Simplex like its a different VS. "Simplex" is no more. It is now called "Finesse" (SubZero color scheme). The one released in this thread is Finesse (SaintBluey color scheme).

I think I'll release these schemes in pairs like I did with SubZero and SaintBluey. Like the red schemes will have a version like SubZero but with the majority red and then a version like SaintBluey..mostly white with red bits. Probably at the same time as the red icons and DLL mods. Yeah I think thats the way to go. :yes:

Make sure you grab the lastest DLL mods I released in the "ChaNinja Style Icons and DLL Mods" thread!

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Thank You Very much for the great Theme .. !! :)

But i want Some Thing . I want .. Skins For Winamp version 2.91 ( Cz i download Winamp 5 .. when i Start it .. it open Slowly .. but 2.91 it's work 100%

and fast to open )

.. ( anyone Have the Skin .. Can give it For Me )

:whistle:

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Scorbing

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Made a skin for Avant Browser for the SubZero color scheme. Need permission from Mr. Ninja in order to release, but here is what is looks like:

http://home.houston.rr.com/lpstevens/subzero640.jpg

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How did you take the blade on top of the Start Menu out dude?

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