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Since it's so close to release the screenshots were removed.

Styles that will be included:

* Blue

* Blue Compact

* Black

* Black Compact

Left to do:

* Prepare for release. :D

Info.

Beta was removed. I don't want the beta ending up on any websites and 1800 testers is more than enough. :p

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Em3 loving the new style, I was wondering if you'd take any suggestions for the theme?

In the taskbar the notification area, when the area is closed the menu would be on level with the rest of the taskbar but when the menu is opened it would be pressed down. Here's a pic if you don't know what I mean:

Just a suggestion

The older versions of element were great, but I do have 2 small complaints about the new one. First, go back to the start button from version 3 or some form of it, that simple gradient is kind of ugly. I think the systray looks a little big, maybe that's just me.

Otherwise, love the new caption buttons, and the shutdown/log off buttons look good as well. Looking forward to this release.

Em3 loving the new style, I was wondering if you'd take any suggestions for the theme?

In the taskbar the notification area, when the area is closed the menu would be on level with the rest of the taskbar but when the menu is opened it would be pressed down.  Here's a pic if you don't know what I mean:

Just a suggestion

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Impossible

I like the way this is going with the new caption buttons and taskbar! Two things I don't like however are the start button, and the way the sliders look - they're a bit too shiny or glossy for my liking.

By the way, I don't know if this has been asked before since I didn't read the entire LE3 thread, but have you ever considered making other colors? The current colour really is the only thing keeping me from using this style over extended periods of time.

@shlomi245: The hotspots for the caption buttons cover the entire height of the captionbar, hitting the right button will be as easy as before. :D

@TheTerminator: I might consider redesigning the tray area, not sure yet. :rolleyes:

@daydream nation: There will be a black version included in the release also. :)

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be looking forward to using it... and leave the caption buttons the same i like them like that... i don't like it when they're at the top of the window....

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