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Well if that was supposed to be a flame then you're even more of a dumbass than you've already made yourself out to be.  You came into this thread running your mouth saying how you deserved credit for buttons that you had nothing to do with at all, and now that I've proven you to be a complete joke you try to say you were just being sarcastic.  And I'm the one that needs to grow up? LOL.  Since you're obviously some 13 year old kid, I'll spare you this time.  This thread has nothing to do with you or your little cheap photoshopped theme, so go run back to that one and stop flooding this one with your stupidity.  This is a post where I posted a Longhorn VS that I wanted to share with everyone here while I try to perfect it, not a post for you to come to try to start a theme war with an 80% photoshopped theme.  What, was the wallpaper the 20% that wasnt photoshopped? LOL.  This one is the real deal so go ahead and get over it kid.  And no, I don't need any of your "glass aero" images as I'm trying to keep this theme professional and halfway decent looking.  :)

funny enf, that wasn't a flame, again read the whole post, you notice how each time i say keeep working in the theme and good job, but since you've been such a f*cker, I'll prove my theme is real, after I get home from WORK I will release what I have done! just to prove how much you were f*cking worng about my "fake 8yr photoshop job" the only person I have ever flamed is MxxCon, and thats because he was an ass,seems like your an ass too, even when I try to be nice to you. maybe you did't read the whole post, who knows but just for the record, i am not 13yrs old, a 13yr would "tak like dis lik @n @0LeR! lol wtf?" so get off your high horse as your the only one who thinks its fake, hell its real, and it might be still a bit buggy tonite when I release it buy hell i don't care! Its ready for a release, everythings theme'd,and weather or not people will like it, i donno, oh, and heres a screen shot of it running on my desktop. Now, I gotta goto work now, but once I get home, there will be a new theme on the home front :) for the neowinians

Now on a serous note, Please, i don't want to flame you, its just that you kept saying my theme doesn't exist, please let it end here, please I do not like flame wars unless its with Chris123nt (he knows what i'm talking about :p :) ) or MxxCon (simply because I hate him), so please end it here, btw if you want me to remove the image, just pm and I will.

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Well, we are in "Customizing XP" but I hardly believe this is a XP Style. I think it is an edited theme for Longhorn. Right? So I ask the same question as the guys above... for XP or LH?

Acctually, the lh theme looks more like the "photoshoped" screenshot. because of aa's excellent work on trying to get glass to work, i'm his themer for the "something special" pack that he will release someday , check it out at www.<< spam >> for the progress the ss above is of xp on windowsblinds, but just for the record I am doing BOTH, windows blinds AND the Visual Style engine, also I ask for a mod to split the asking about my theme to a seprate thread, and re merged with the there about mine already open, and btw, I am not home, I am on my Lunch break right now, so later on tonite i will be releaseing the first beta only because "somebody" thinks its fake.....

So it is more or less this way round: In the photoshopped screenshot you showed what you intend to bring to Windows XP and in the later screenshots you showed what you already have? Well, this theme seems to come for Windows XP, but I still haven't got why there is always a Longhorn build shown in the lower right corner... Anyway, eagerly waiting for the beta!

Actually I never really was arguing the fact or care in the least little bit if the theme was real or not, my whole point about it being photoshopped was just the fact that you used a photoshopped picture that looked a lot better than the real picture and made a lot of people think thats it was real and would really look like that. My argument with you was about the fact that you came in here running your mouth about wanting credit for buttons that you yourself took from a microsoft mockup in an attempt to make it look like I was a graphic theif. The bottom line is anything in my theme that didn't come from microsoft itself and the logo in the start menu, I made completely from scratch, period. I agree though, the flaming needs to stop. It was fun, but I'm more of a hand you a fresh ass-whoopin in person kinda guy rather than throw insults behind a computer like little school girls, so I apologize for the flaming and it will end here :yes:

So it is more or less this way round: In the photoshopped screenshot you showed what you intend to bring to Windows XP and in the later screenshots you showed what you already have? Well, this theme seems to come for Windows XP, but I still haven't got why there is always a Longhorn build shown in the lower right corner... Anyway, eagerly waiting for the beta!

its embedded with the wallpaper (as in I added it in ps), and thank you for the end in flaming :p

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