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Definitely a Super Wallpaper there X2.... The icons are pretty out of sequence though, no coordination to mate the theme, and that text under the Icons....Do you not know by the icon what program it will open...

Like I say though, nice wall.. :) Knight

Definitely a Super Wallpaper there X2.... The icons are pretty out of sequence though, no coordination to mate the theme, and that text under the Icons....Do you not know by the icon what program it will open...

Like I say though, nice wall.. :) Knight

IMHO, a wall does NOT necessarily need to match the theme. Just as long as the author is comfortable with the colors, it's fine. :) And KnightsEnd, may I know why you are curious about the text under icons on come dts? :huh:

IMHO, a wall does NOT necessarily need to match the theme. Just as long as the author is comfortable with the colors, it's fine. :) And KnightsEnd, may I know why you are curious about the text under icons on come dts? :huh:

Ok..... OK :)

I like to see all the items in a Color Coordinated Environment...I think it looks ever so much more appealing,organized..

As far as the desktop icons...I guess some have them there because they don't remember what that particular icon is for, or I guess some people just like to have the text on the desktop.... To each their own, I was just wondering if there was a significant reason..??

Thanks for asking :)

It's easy on the eyes...

http://www.rpeterclark.com/Projects/Deskto...25_1024x640.jpg

VS: Panther by KoL

Icons: d3A by Miloszwl

Winamp: iPlay (slightly color modded) by playboy and me

Wall: Tiles (included in the Paper & Plastic mac theme I think?)

you guys should release some more color themes to the skin ;)

nice stuff there

hey, this is my second post, so i don't know what the rules are for images (i'll look through this thread later for the rules) but i'll just post a link for mine,

with windows open --> http://mallexpro.com/images/5-25-04.JPG

or without --> http://mallexpro.com/images/5-25-04-windowless.JPG

hey, this is my second post, so i don't know what the rules are for images (i'll look through this thread later for the rules) but i'll just post a link for mine,

with windows open --> http://mallexpro.com/images/5-25-04.JPG

or without --> http://mallexpro.com/images/5-25-04-windowless.JPG

what's the weather app man ? desktopx?

It's easy on the eyes...

http://www.rpeterclark.com/Projects/Deskto...25_1024x640.jpg

VS: Panther by KoL

Icons: d3A by Miloszwl

Winamp: iPlay (slightly color modded) by playboy and me

Wall: Tiles (included in the Paper & Plastic mac theme I think?)

Very nice (Y)

What monitor are you running?

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