[Big Shell Pack] Crystal SVG for Windows XP SP1

By dlb
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SiL3NC3

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umm, guys this is the ENGLISH version for XP SP1 and it installs and works PERFECTLY.

There are so many extras that dlb has included.

It's amazing, custom winamp, winrar, thunderbird, shell, cpls, exes. dlls, sys tray icons, wallpapers, many other things, alot of hard work.

I really recommend trying it, awesome job (Y)

http://saranity.com/dlbcrystal1.jpg

looks good, just woundering what theme is that?

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SiL3NC3

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defff... looks good got it running now, however hmmxp did go well with it aswell but i like the mono tone

-cheers :D

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cE,May 20 2004, 21:52] one quick thing though. anyone get a large pinkish sqaure around the computer looking picture when u right click on my computer and go to properties?

ditto. :(

i decided to try this, since it's been a long time i've used Crystal, and i must say, outstanding work.. the setup went seamlessly, it replaced every imaginable system file, and i'm completely in Crystal bliss..

much props for the installer, and the great coverage on the look.. (Y)

only little bug i saw was this (if you can just upload the fixed dll alone):

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[hxc]

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amazing how much time and effort went into this pack! :woot: but sadly the crystal look doesn't really intrigue me a lot. oh well, personal opinion. still though, tons of hard work and i respect that. great release dlb (Y)

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Looks good, downloading now.

edit: This is really good, i like it. One thing...some icons didn't change :s (also everywhere, just the regular folders are still standard)

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Everything seems to be working fine, except this :ninja:

One other thing, can anyone tell me where to get that excellent msn skin? :whistle: The one in dlb's first screenies.

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