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i've been loving this theme since the first day i saw it.

but there's this one small bug that keeps annoying me:

can't use the right and right-bottom resize handles if the window width is smaller than the width of the mosiac bitmap on right of the title bar. this bug is also in the lite version.

otherwise, its perfect.

thanks to Binary for this great vs.

this theme is great!!!

been using it for years now.

but i have a question. what i want to do is change the vertical scrollbar color.

now i tried Style Builder to import the msstyles file of this theme, but this doesn't work.

anyone any ideas for me? thanks

nevermind.

i already managed to do it with an older version of StyleBuilder.

what is the difference beetween the old version of this??? i dont think anything change.. just curious ..

No, this isn't an updated version. When I first saw this thread bumped I thought it meant an update too. (gasp) The themes are pretty much perfect and complete as-is, though.

If you download only one theme this century, make it Watercolor! :)

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