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I was wondering if someone could do a simple edit for me on my signature....

new system text (for the sig):

Windows Vista - Service Pack 1

Intel Core2Duo (1.8GHz)

NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GSO (768MB DDR3)

3GB RAM, 250GB HD Space

same gfx and everything, just a change in text? I would appreciate it alot, thanks! :D

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  • 4 weeks later...

hey jmann...or anyone really...I recently built a new system & was wondering if I could get a signature made for it....

The background I wanted is:

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you can remove all of the bottom text, i'd like to keep the vista icon in the middle though and have my computers specs listed on there in whiteish / gray text like it has now...and I'd hope you could use the dots I have before my specs (i.e: ?)...if the vista icon gets in the way, then could you make it transparent sort of to show behind the computer specs? I'd like to have them centered in the image as well.

specs:

? CPU: E8400 @ 4.21 GHz - vcore: 1.360

? Motherboard: GA-EP45T-DS3R (DDR3)

? Memory: 2x 1GB Patriot - DDR3-1066 PC3-8500 @ 1068 MHz, 1.56v

? Graphics Card: NVIDIA GeForce 9600 GSO (768mb DDR3)

? HD's: WD 160GB SATA + WD 220GB SATA

? PSU: Antec BP550 Plus 550w

? Case: Antec 900 v2 (Steel Black)

? CPU Cooling: Zalman 9700 LED (AS5 Paste)

? OS: Vista 32bit Premium

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wow awesome!

I like this one:

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and I really like how you have it scrolling on the other ones, but the text is really small...is there anyway you could maybe take out the "HD's" spec line, and the Operating system line on the one quoted above? but still have it flip through everything at the bottom in animation? (including the hd line / os spec line). & maybe change the text to a darker grey? it seems blinding near the top & hard to read...maybe that or my eyes just suck. :laugh:

I realize you are doing this for free & but if you have the time to edit those I would appreciate it very much

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Now your signature is way too big.

No it isn't, I can link you profiles of plenty of active posters on this forum with a signature a lot bigger than mine, they have an image as big as mine and a ton of text all around under it.

Also I like how you just come into my thread to state my signature is too big, way to post ######, eh?

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