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Simple minimalistic pixel theme.

Included is a choice of seven basic color schemes with matching Shellstyle:

Navy, Teal, Near Black, Very Blue, Green, Red and Purple.

The Ergonomic Collection also includes seven schemes:

Ergo, Soft Blue, Off White, Khaki, Olive, Gray and Maroon.

The Brights Collection adds five more fun color schemes:

Blue, Green, Orange, Pink, Yellow.

The new Uniform Collection is a twist on Monobloc with a Gray taskbar, currently in one color scheme:

Navy

All with a choice of three Start Panels:

Compact, Normal and Classic.

Comments and suggestions welcome.

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UPDATED 19-JUL-04

- Added Uniform Collection (1 color scheme: Navy)

UPDATED 17-JUL-04

- Style restructured into 3 msstyles.

- 10 color schemes added

UPDATED 15-JUL-04

Added Khaki scheme

UPDATED 15-JUL-04

Added Olive scheme

Fixed bug: Taskbar Toolbar Title Text on NearBlack wrong color.

Fixed bug: Taskbar Taskband Border on Ergonomic wrong color.

Change: Scrollbar Button to square design.

Change: Background on Yellow scheme to be brighter.

Change: Flash buttons on all schemes.

Change: Yellow Wallpaper Tile to brighter design.

UPDATED 10-JUL-04

Added Near Black and Ergo Schemes

UPDATED 29-JUN-04

Added Yellow Scheme

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Thanks for the posiitve responses.. :)

@excession:

can you give me a color code...? My screen sucks for color representation....

be aware that a yellow will requre a slightly more significant reworking of the theme so may take a while to get out

@plakster:

by all means suggest. I will be willing to take on any suggestions you have.

@cmove:

which menubar are you referring to?

Thanks again everyone... I sincerely appreciate your feedback :)

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More props.... thank you everyone :blush:

flip the taskbar colours, make the systray coloured and keep the rest of the bar grey.    Keep the start button the same as the colour scheme...

funny you should say.... :ninja: :ninja:

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