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some of you love it, some don't.

but whoever you may be, you gotta respect stefanka's ability to push the envelop of visual styles

i don't know if he was the first to make 0 or 1 px borders, but he probably was the first to create the horizontal taskpane/shellstyle ( beautiful, as you can see in inspirat 2)

and now, although non-functional, the finder-look in an explorer window, all in a visual style file, no software needed.

and although his themes may be buggy, he sure does have a stellar sense for sexy themes.

hey...

at first: GREAT JOB!! (hast du richtig toll hingekriegt!!)

now: i'd like to change two things at this visual style...

but don't know what i'll need for it, perhaps someone

can tell me what to do?

so: I'd like to change the scrollbars. i didn't like the blue

stripes in the bars and would like to change the status bar.

i made the screenshot up in photoshop...

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QUOTE(StefanKa @ Feb 13 2005, 12:55 PM)

Thank's allot @ all!

@gahbmwM5 (Clouseau)

Im working on a firefoxtheme to fix the scrollbugs.

It will be release very soon.

Hi Stefan,

Very cool my friend, we are all looking forward to your tweaks/fixes to this wonderful, kewl VS (I must admit, that I absolutely am completely fond of the shellstyle...)

And the upcoming Firefox skin... :cool:

One aspect that I do miss is any 'hover-over effect' especially on any Firefox skin, (Toolbar icons & Bookmark Toolbar Folders), but I realize that you were going for the 'really clean' look...lol

;)

In order to remove the File/Edit/View etc bar, go to this link and check for item 24 in the list : http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm

It is a reg hack I hadn't noticed. Not quite sure how to do this with Reshack so might give this a chance.

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