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This came out of nowhere. I was looking for a new theme for my computer cause I was like "I've been using Element for TOO long now. What do I see? Element 3. Well I guess I'm back to Element for the next month or two.

I do like the new scrollbars more than the old version. These fit in much better with the theme.

On a slight usability issue though, on previous versions, I could move my mouse to the top of the screen and access the quicklaunch buttons (I have my taskbar on top, but this issue also affects taskbars on bottom as far as I can tell). I didn't need to think about how high I moved the cursor, because the top of the buttons touched the top of the screen, so I could just bump my mouse as far up as it would go, and select my button.

You increased the height of the taskbar, and I suspect this affected the position of the buttons, because now they no longer touch the top of the screen, and I actually have to aim for them rather than slam my cursor against the top of the screen. If its possible, could you change this behavior to the way it was before?

Wow, I kind of feel guilty downloading such quality work for free...just a really nice, usable theme. (Y)

But you have to admit, a better shellstyle (the one included doesn't even match) would complete it...even if you don't care about shellstyles, a good one would complete the theme. :yes:

As you can see, Dazzla's integrates so much better.

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All in all, excellent work! My favorite part of this update is the 2px taskbar increase on the compact style. It's not too big not too small..I just can't use the big fat one. Thanks em3! (Y)

Edited by Smitjel

This Luna mod is just great. I was using the Windowblinds ported version for some time, so I skipped LE2 completely.

Since no one's porting this to WB, I decided to use Skinstudio to make a quick conversion and change a few things in the skin (mostly text and colour related), and turned on the HSL colouring... and this is what I got.

About that problem with the titlebar buttons not aligning to the line drawn by the gloss in the titlebar, that problem is easily remediated in Skinstudio. See for yourself:

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Edited by rm20010

Hey,

I've got an error (as with LE2) I've got SP2 and I used the Newowin patcher 4.0 JUST to use this theme. But er ....well I'll let the picture explain. :D Oh and Thanx you for the person who mad the Logon/off/shutdown boxes for these theme and for the Logo Dazzle and for the shell.dll ...this looks perfect now it should of been this way from the start.

-Romeo

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