[VS] b0se Classic Final

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I think it looks great, but if you do it that way, you should make sure that we still have the option of having the whole start menu... =) So you might want to make the Compact Start Menu theme separate from the others. Right now I can only have a normal taskbar if I want Blue.... It would be cool if there were three versions of the theme (although I know I won't get what I want.) If there were a Normal version, a Thin version, and a compact+thin version, that would mean everyone would be happy...... =)

OK, wel, probably not, but close...

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are you gonna make some kind of grey scheme?

Definately. Will also have a few variations such that the overall colour is less grey, more like Classix colours. Plus the Winamp / Trillian skins, and I'll try and find a mathcing icon set and make either an IP theme or Shell32.dll.

Gonna be a rather large update, plus I have all this uni work to do so it won't be for a while...

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Definately. Will also have a few variations such that the overall colour is less grey, more like Classix colours. Plus the Winamp / Trillian skins, and I'll try and find a mathcing icon set and make either an IP theme or Shell32.dll.

Gonna be a rather large update, plus I have all this uni work to do so it won't be for a while...

ok..sounds good :D

Grand Master

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Thats the plan semifamous!

Will include:

Blue normal taskbar

Blue thin taskbar

Blue thin taskbar plus compact start panel

Personally I don't like the compact panel, but apparently a few people do :)

So all three versions will only be available in blue is what you're saying?

What I meant before was all 10 colors with normal taskbar

all 10 colors with thin taskbar

all 10 colors with thin taskbar plus compact start panel

But that would be a *huge* download.

Unless you broke it into pieces with different names:

b0se Classic final (seriously this time)

b0se Classic final (seriously this time) Thin

b0se Classic final (seriously this time) Aneorexic

each with all 10 colors...

But that's why I was saying that I probably won't get what I want, because that would be way too much work to ask someone to do. Besides, all *I* want is the regular taskbar one... :)

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I love this theme,too!

there's one thing I'd like to mention though: is it only me or are selected items hardly readable? (blue theme) in erconomic you changed the text-color to white instead of black when selected. I think you should change it for blue, too. (though it can be done quite easily in display properties of course ;-) )

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