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hope you don't mind if put up 2 of my start buttons here, I am quite proud...

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Good work. I like the buttons a lot. It just doesn't fit the theme well.

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Also, I can't get the Display Properties to recognize the 5.1 theme. Whether its in a sub folder under the themes folder, or just in the themes folder.

This is a tiny bit off topic, but has a "Vista Element" ever been talked about?

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Nice try, but that just looks like LE5 with Transparency and a Vista Explorer Menu Bar. People often confuse Glass with Transparency, it's not the same.

Having said that though, I can't wait till there are more themes available for Vista because there's very little to choose from at the moment. 5 years in the making and they could only give us Aero which requires uber graphics!

I made a square version of the shellstyle and fixed some transparency problems (in Nvidia Control Panel). Download HERE...

This should be the last update. :D

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Unbreakable, any chance of the "Square" version in the black of LE5? :D

So, I love the new theme. But, I like seeing my userpic in the start menu.

I know em3 has already stated there will be no new version with this included, so, does anyone want to let me know how to mod this for myself? What do I need to change, and more importantly, what software can I use to do so? :pinch:

Recently, oddbasket made a VS that he released on this site. The newest edition has a substyle with a compact version. With just 5 small tweaks this substyle can be made to look as is shown in the screen shot. This provides a nice alternative for those of you who are patiently waiting for em3 to release his new version of the Black substyle. This is a WindowBlinds version of the style as I am a huge fan of the product.

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