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Hi again. :)

This is my desktop (link above), I usually don't keep all programs open like that, but I had to show what I was using because I removed IE and MSHTML Rendering Enging (MMC won't work without it :no: ) via another way, which I'll list the many big thanks' to now, here they are:

(From Notepad, just in case) ;)

3/28/05 - 4:15 PM

Big thanks to:

Bold_Fortune - For the Slimming Down XP Guide

BlackViper - For list of Services to turn off

WinT - For Reshacking Tips and Tricks

Fugacious - For HmmXP VS

techbeck - For Desert Wallpaper

dreamz - For some Help and Ideas

And to anyone else I might've missed. :D

- Pegasus124

Edit: Edited because image (1600x1200) showed directly in post. :whistle:

Mine for march.

Wall: A mod of Lee25 on Devantart

Avedesk widgets

VS well its a personal mod of well many of my fav themes in one!

Miranda using again a mix of the best icons and themes out there

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Hi, what is that font you are using on your desktop? It's really smart :)

couldn't resist, once i saw the bluegradient wall - but i basically looked it over and created my own version with different colors, angles and levels of opacity to help it go with my overall setup a little better. no worries - it won't be shared with anyone. the original was just a little too dark and green for my tastes.

that said, i got an urge to switch back to classic/3dcc on my tower and bb4win on my laptop.

wall: custom recreation of bluegradient

icons: xp default

3dcc: win3000

bb4win: custom theme to go with win3000

no apps are being shown, but winamp and trillian are both using their default skins

i guess the spring cleaning bug hit me early and i just had to go with something fresh and clean :p

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fullsize desktop - 1280x960

fullsize laptop - 1920x1200

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