[VS] W (inamp?)

By DiEMOS
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Ran Sagy

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Oww, nice buttons !!

Much better, this is going to be a very nice theme ..

I wonder, are you going to do other color mods to the winamp style ? for example, another one in contrast to this one (since this one is bright, you could do the "good ol winamp" style, the normal black with green and blue theme) ?

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chema

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Dang it, I'm doing a Winamp based VS too... hmmm mine is fully based out of Winamp5 it's called XPAmp, whatever mine and yours look complety different [speaking about the style not the quality], just keep up the good job :)

Laters and umm screenies in a couple of days, I'm at work now :p

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the theme is coming along slowly. fixing few things as well as thinking on how to implement some stuff that havent been done before.

titlebars with the buttons are almost 100% done. scrollbars are about 60% done. I'm also thinking of changing the taskbartray and few other things.

Anyways will keep you posted.

Here is some new screens.

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ok, so far everything is going good, I'm about to begin working on the start menu and then I will fix few some small things that are bothering me.

Here is a screenshot of the buttons i'm trieng to implement, but i'm can't decide which look better. There is 3 types. Tell me which ones you think look the best and which one of those should be the active button that you see(not glide over, but that you acually see).

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