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Of course I can :p

It's a modded version of LE5 to the new LE5 cause I couldn't wait any longer when you said it's going to take a while :p

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The right pane on the right side is taken from the TABPANEEDGE.BMP image.

I could explain it a bit better if you want :p

I wanted to add the new shutdown buttons as well but they are to large on the screenshot :p

Edited by Capric0rn

@em3: they where to big to fit in the originals :p

Maybe I can make them work with Stylebuilder.

And how small do you have that user name in mind :p

I think the first one looks better with that faded right Placespanel from the right screenshot.

@BlitzCRO: Yes, there is an Iconpackage for it.

Of course I can :p

It's a modded version of LE5 to the new LE5 cause I couldn't wait any longer when you said it's going to take a while :p

bothlespversionsyo5.jpg

The right pane on the right side is taken from the TABPANEEDGE.BMP image.

I could explain it a bit better if you want :p

I wanted to add the new shutdown buttons as well but they are to large on the screenshot :p

Hey Capricorn, can you please upload images and instructions for doing like the first screen? I can't wait for LE5.1 too!

Thanks a lot!

Here's a modded version of LE 5 Royal & Black. The User Pane is set at 32 and the User name text at -16. The Orginal is set at 65 & -19 respectively. To get the very small UserPane you can set it at 8 ans 0 for the text or delete the text option. This was done in WB but Stylebuilber would be very similar if not the same.

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Does anyone know how to remove the Log Out and Shutdown text on the startmenu? I know it can be done with some tweaking in regedit.

Hey Capricorn, can you please upload images and instructions for doing like the first screen? I can't wait for LE5.1 too!

Thanks a lot!

It is not so simple as it may look if you don't know how to use stylebuilder or a graphics program.

Here's a modded version of LE 5 Royal & Black. The User Pane is set at 32 and the User name text at -16. The Orginal is set at 65 & -19 respectively. To get the very small UserPane you can set it at 8 ans 0 for the text or delete the text option. This was done in WB but Stylebuilber would be very similar if not the same.

No mods here please.

While I really like LE5, I run this modded version of GuiAir as my default theme. This is the WindowBlinds version where the Start button, taskbar, taskbar buttons and Shellex have a been modded.

You are clearly in the wrong thread. Edited by em3

@em3: There is a app called LSPatch.exe in a few Vista Visual Styles that removes the text for you.

It bassicly hacks your explorer.exe.

Regedit cant remove the text unfortunatly.

I'm not hoping we have to remove the text in the startpanel cause I hate patching my system files :p

@Mad_Griffith: I'm not releasing anything from my mod, you'll have to wait till em3 releases it.

I'm not even using it myself cause else it wouldn't be fun when em3 releases 5.1

And I respect em3's dissicion about mods, he hates mods and so do I actually :p

Edited by Capric0rn

@em3: There is a app called LSPatch.exe in a few Vista Visual Styles that removes the text for you.

It bassicly hacks your explorer.exe.

Regedit cant remove the text unfortunatly.

I'm hoping we dont have to remove the text in the startpanel cause I hate patching my system files :p

Please, no! This patch is very buggy and does not work on Non-English XP systems. Leave the text alone.

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