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Post count means nothing, it's like saying "i'm smarter than you, because i speak more" in the real world :p

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I'm not claiming to be smarter than anybody. Actually, I'm quite the dumb@ss but thats not the issue here. His posts...well lashouts were not helpful to us who are trying to troubleshoot a problem.

Please remove this link. The background was made by Vladstudio and I don't have permission for release. I only add the windows logo.

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Just Amazing!!

A little doubt I have:

This is the Royal substyle, when the window is not maximized (notice the difference of the position of the light in the buttons compared to the tittle bar, it appears to be a little bit lower)

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And when the window is maximized...the opposite effect appears, the light on the buttons is a little bit higher

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Is this a bug or a limitation of the skin?

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This is normal. Xp default theme does same thing :)

Ah...that works nicely if you're a royale fan.  Great idea.  (Y)

Here's Dazzla's shellstyle that he created for Luna Element:

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I'll go ahead apologize in advance if anyone's panties get in a wad because of me re-posting this...sorry.  :rolleyes:

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this shellstytle is awsome

thanks for the linky

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