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:laugh: Hey Its Mine, I just got dual screens yesterday :rofl:, The Left side is LCD right side CRT both 17". :ninja:

Visual Style: Hilled

Wallpaper: Grassy

Icons: None :rofl:

Other: MSN Messenger 7.0 Beta, Windows Media Player 10 And Konfabulator With Gmail Widget : The Weather Widget And World Clock.

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vs: personal mod

wallpaper: personal mod

y'z dock: serenity icons + longhorn glass

samurize: newly done with v1.60 and new calendar plugin

miranda: b0se minimum modded icons

i made a big effort to make it perfect. if you zoom in on the samurize config, you'll see the text edges are equidistant from the sides of the box and all pixels line up.

http://screenshots.haque.net/screenshots/v...nshot-24413.png

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vs: personal mod

wallpaper: personal mod

y'z dock: serenity icons + longhorn glass

samurize: newly done with v1.60 and new calendar plugin

miranda: b0se minimum modded icons

i made a big effort to make it perfect.  if you zoom in on the samurize config, you'll see the text edges are equidistant from the sides of the box and all pixels line up.

http://screenshots.haque.net/screenshots/v...nshot-24413.png

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Very nice, dreamz! Minimalistic, but still very usable. I like it!

New desk:

6 AM - 2K5

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WALL: By me from a picture of messtudio (Unreleasable)

MSSTYLE: Pmsk5 by michiru (Unreleased)

OBJECTBAR: Pm2k5 by Kidrocky (Unreleased)

ICONS: Minium by RAD E8 (Unreleased)

MIRANDA: MiradadiumPlus by Agon, (Modded)

FIREFOX: Pm2k5 by me (Unreleasable)

DOCK BG: Longhotn Glass 2 by zEk (Unreleased)

FONT: HandelGotDLig

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Wallpaper: Winter Breath by tdx from DeviantArt

Shell: Blackbox for Windows

Shell Style: Magick-X

Icons: None. I just have Rainlendar and that's my left-click menu.

Sysicons: Steam, Rainlendar, Ati Tray Tool (alternative to the control centre with more tweaks under 1mb), Motherboard Monitor 5, McAfee VirusScan, Gmail Notifier

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Wallpaper: Winter Breath by tdx from DeviantArt

Shell: Blackbox for Windows

Icons: None. I just have Rainlendar and that's my left-click menu.

Sysicons: Steam, Rainlendar, Ati Tray Tool (alternative to the control centre with more tweaks under 1mb), Motherboard Monitor 5, McAfee VirusScan, Gmail Notifier

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Nice.

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