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I could have sworn I said I was going to include different colors once I finished the green, yet people keep requesting it... :unsure:

no need to show us your leeched mp3s.
That's just not necessary. :no:

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Anyway, I have some bad news:

I downloaded the trial for Stylebuilder 2.x, tried applying the VS with it, and got an error. I tried downgrading back to 1.x and its still giving me errors when I try to apply.

After many attempts, I believe I am going to switch to Windowblinds. I believe I am not as limited in what I can do with it.

Perhaps I will start from scratch, seeing as how I didnt get far with the VS anyway, and start off with a different color scheme but keeping the same style.

:cry:

I could have sworn I said I was going to include different colors once I finished the green, yet people keep requesting it... :unsure:

That's just not necessary. :no:

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Anyway, I have some bad news:

I downloaded the trial for Stylebuilder 2.x, tried applying the VS with it, and got an error. I tried downgrading back to 1.x and its still giving me errors when I try to apply.

After many attempts, I believe I am going to switch to Windowblinds. I believe I am not as limited in what I can do with it.

Perhaps I will start from scratch, seeing as how I didnt get far with the VS anyway, and start off with a different color scheme but keeping the same style.

:cry:

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Hey Man , i added u on MSN, mesage me when u get a chance , i could probably help u out

:D

OT: I was suprised to see an old face [Jorge] when I was doing my daily neowin-whoring.

As far as the visual style is concerned, I think the color scheme needs to be tweaked (preferably darker) and I'd definitely work on multiple substyles. A lot of people have a disliking for green, particularly neon green.

Just a thought :)

I actually like that colour...but a black tastbar with a green start button with that colour would be AMAZING...I would design a mock up but I have 2 problems right now.

1. I'm not at home with Photoshop

2. I'm a little intoxicated.

But the second comment should make you want to finish this. Even an intoxicated guy (and when I'm like that I tell the truth more) tells you it's good. Actually if you had a black task bar with a green button, I would place this as my main theme.

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