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Elliott

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What Monitor do you have?! :huh:

20" Apple Cinema Display. :D :whistle:

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Steve

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What Monitor do you have?! :huh:

20" Apple Cinema Display. :D :whistle:

you SUCK!!! :angry:

So like, what Res are you usually running?! :(

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TheBigLebowski

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What Monitor do you have?! :huh:

20" Apple Cinema Display. :D :whistle:

What chat app is that in your screen cap there? ....thanks

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Island Roots

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What Monitor do you have?! :huh:

20" Apple Cinema Display. :D :whistle:

What chat app is that in your screen cap there? ....thanks

Proteus

http://www.indigofield.com

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bararum

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auuuuggh run away :p! did u dress your cat like that or just find the wall?

I found it somewhere and thought it was funny. Dressed as jaguar and looking like "What the hell?!"

ok good, i was a little worried there ;)

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Gator

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Gator, how'd you get the sound menu icon too show up properly like that? Whenever I use a dark theme it shows white behind the sounds marks.

Yea, most themers don't make custom menu extras so they won't clash with a darker theme.

I think Max is the only one who takes the time to make them. I use the ones from his newest Brushed theme. All you have to do is right click and show package contents of the Brushed theme and do the same with the SS Studio theme. Then copy the folder "BlackMenuExtras" from Brushed and paste in the SS Studio folder. Finally open Brushed's theme script in TextEdit and copy all the BlackMenuExtras lines and paste them in the theme script for SS Studio. Then re-apply the theme and log out.

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Fusion

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Yea, most themers don't make custom menu extras so they won't clash with a darker theme.

I think Max is the only one who takes the time to make them. I use the ones from his newest Brushed theme. All you have to do is right click and show package contents of the Brushed theme and do the same with the SS Studio theme. Then copy the folder "BlackMenuExtras" from Brushed and paste in the SS Studio folder. Finally open Brushed's theme script in TextEdit and copy all the BlackMenuExtras lines and paste them in the theme script for SS Studio. Then re-apply the theme and log out.

Great tip Gator (Y)

Thank you :)

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