Longhorn Transformation Pack

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Grand Master

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His post is unclear and I wonder he may have done something wrong. Ask him to post new one more clear.

Try to close cmd.com instead process and it'll work. I'll fix it in next release.

Yes, rundll32.exe. Close it to continue the journey.

This fixed it :)

It's solved by removing apply Luna theme and ask ppl to close all windows instead.

Grand Master

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rj2k, for mac, I finished Stefanka's system files pack under 4.5MB but waiting to see someone can tell me about comctl32.dll issus under WinSXS. It should be 4 folders for XP/XPSP1/XPSP2/2003 but I dunno them all. If anyone can tell me this, I'll be able to release it sooner.

Grand Master

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Robert McClelland, move your cursor around sidebar, you'll see blue border. Drag it to place you wanna put it.

Lex Luthor, internet connection? That doesn't involve what LTP's done at all. btw, you need to accept that you must use it with your own risks unless you're real retard who never care to read anything and accept it.

Grand Master

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Do you have eyes? Didn't you read this?

"Please do not blame me if this patch makes any problem to your PC. You must accept that you use it with your own risks. However, I'm welcome for any solution and info."

It's agreement that you need to accept. I tried to make it nice as far as I can than saying not my responsible. If you don't have eyes, it's fine and read this again. But if you have, you're real retard because over 90% use 7.0 and works fine.

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:argh:

Why dont you people read everything you are told to!

If you had read the dialog box that appeared previous to this one you talk about, you would have read that this WILL pop up and that you are supposed to ignore it, ie. CANCEL!

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