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@KnightsEnd: Is the stealthOS skin that you have been using, is it a free skin or is it a paid for skin like the other fabulous ones you have been using?

Sorry for posting it here ... I did PM you a while ago but you probably never received it cause a lot of people are asking you the same question.

I gave the Answer to that question in here 3 Times....LOL!!

http://www.guiolympics.com (It's a Window Blinds Skin) ;)

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QUOTE (dynamite @ May 10 2004, 07:41)

@KnightsEnd: Is the stealthOS skin that you have been using, is it a free skin or is it a paid for skin like the other fabulous ones you have been using?

Sorry for posting it here ... I did PM you a while ago but you probably never received it cause a lot of people are asking you the same question.?

I gave the Answer to that question in here 3 Times....LOL!!

http://www.guiolympics.com (It's a Window Blinds Skin);))

PS.....I only have two skins that I have bought...All the others are Either Window Blinds or Msstyles...Some of the Msstyles, I use the TGT-StyleXP or Some I convert from Msstyles to WBA with Skin Studio Professional and initiate them into my Blinds program...

All the skins I use are available at for *Free*:

http://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?c=1&library=1&u=0

http://themexp.org/ (Not Used That Much,,,They have a BS Program That You Have To Load With Much Of Their Stuff)

http://guiolympics.com/

http://www.belchfire.net/xpthemes.html

http://customize.org/

Many Walls, I purchase....Those particular walls in my opinion are extraordinary workmanship,(Layne Karkruff For Example), not just the run of the mill go to sleep stuff you see everyday on the net...(IMO)

I own a few Purchased Icon Premium Suites....I find them worth it.

It's only a few dollars, and you own these items for life...I think that supporting these people on the net is a great offering, they do good work...Why not help them out.!

Just to answer your question on my Paid For Skins, sorry I was busy here and didn't have the time to answer properly previously...;))

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http://mitglied.lycos.de/davinciw/images/mai-transparent.png

MSStyle: Vectra

Wallpaper: cut out of a screenshot

Y'z Dock: Orbital Icons

Y'z Toolbar: Ximian

FireFox: Ximian

IP-theme: Ximian

Miranda: Proxal Icons

WinAmp: Impulse

Hot diggety damn, that looks sweet. Almost makes me wish I was still using windows ;)

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