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if you had of read the first post i had already stated that was a bug :p

but on my windows i didnt even get those images changing so it was very hard for me to fix. that bitmap was made by either jeromebzh or devil. i will be awaiting devils help on this matter once he releases his shell pack.

if you had of read the first post i had already stated that was a bug :p

but on my windows i didnt even get those images changing so it was very hard for me to fix. that bitmap was made by either jeromebzh or devil. i will be awaiting devils help on this matter once he releases his shell pack.

Omg sorry dude, i didnt read the firts post because i was excited with the released and just i did click on the link hehe :p But this bug isnt important, it only appears with this program :blink:

... and again, good job dude :)

Regards!

Well its finally completed.

Gant 2 update is here. i have decided to make this a new deviation because there are changes to bitmaps etc and users may want to just do toolbars, icons and avi so they can use my old module.

i really hope you enjoy this. Please read the readme and if if you wish to donate for my hardwork check out info in the readme.

thanks as always to jeromebzh, mattahan and devil in disguise

Please note this module has been tested and works on win2k3 and XP home/Professional SP1. it seemed to work better if wmp9 was installed (not sure why) if some things arent changing try applying the module again and rebuilding icon cache again. if problems persist please email me (email is on main deviant page)

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Some of you may have a bug with the save as dialog with the navigation buttons at the top right. they will be fixed at a later point. others have noticed the image isnt replaced at all and defualt ones are there. i am one such person.

here is an extract from another post i have made

Wich VS is this????

in regards to the VS

this is a windowsblinds theme called DogmaX by Brewman

and to everyone else thank you very much for the comments i appreciate it greatly :)

there will be more modules like this dont worry... now that i have the script worked out it is easier to make more

cheers

Fizical

in regards to the VS

this is a windowsblinds theme called DogmaX by Brewman

and to everyone else thank you very much for the comments i appreciate it greatly :)

there will be more modules like this dont worry... now that i have the script worked out it is easier to make more

cheers

Fizical

Do u know if there's a DogmanX port of StyleXP??

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