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^Haha :p Goodluck with Vista =P I hope you where able to use my LE version as well on XP :)

@zeer88: The text color has the same color values as all the other orange text in the VS.

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^Haha :p Goodluck with Vista =P I hope you where able to use my LE version as well on XP :)

I did have the opportunity to use it for a few days so thank you for that :D . My original idea was to stay with Windows XP until SP1 is release or more themes are available for Windows Vista. Unfortunately, I needed to use IIS7 for my work so I had to upgrade to Vista :( . A consolation for me is that I have Vista Ultimate and I have already patched it to have maximum transparency. However, I can't get AveDesk to run in Vista so that is really frustrating.

Scirwode

Looks nice. Unfortunately, I've just upgraded to Windows Vista as I needed it for a bit of work I'm doing so no more Luna Element for me :( . Oh well, I guess i just have to wait until something comes my way... :whistle: :shifty: :laugh: .

Scirwode

use skinstudio to import the vs into windowblinds. the skin looks great on vista.

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@zeer88: You are right btw :p The orange need to be brighter. Someone told me that the orange looks to halloween-ish and the person is right ;)

@Scirwode: I'm glad you liked it :D Sorry to hear that Avedesk doesnt work. Goodluck with finding a solution for that :)

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strange i have vista install it until last week since january-feb and avedesk runs fine......what desklets u were using

The weather and calendar desklets. I'm still trying to figure it out. Also, the desklets does not appear on the desktop even when I select that it be shown as a Normal Window and not in showcase.

Scirwode

Regarding LE Black 5.1

Is there any possibility to get a substyle that the start button would be lit/glittered when pressed instead of being darken/shadowed?

Is it in plan to get substyle for different color than orange subcolor?

Is there any wip for that : (if none is it on the skinning planning?)

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TIA! :)

^Haha :p Goodluck with Vista =P I hope you where able to use my LE version as well on XP :)
Haha just saw that post,... Luck? What about patience and help also? :D

Pip'

@Pippin666: I actually began working on skins for that dialog today :p It's going to be hard to release it cause it needs some editing in shell32.dll and msgina.dll. So I dont know how I should release it :) With Windowblinds you can enhance the skin with antialiased corners etc. And other cool things :)

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I'm just very curious, is using a skin like this one under WindowsXP Pro vs Vista 's gonna make any difference in therm of visual quality?

Pip'

I don't think it does. looks like it does on XP for the most part. exceptions are the shell style and the start menu are the vista style. probably can't do much about that until the new version of windowblinds.

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