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its further along than what i showed a while back, but I haven't been working on it much lately, and I had to reinstall windows the other day so I dont have stylebuilder or even a uxtheme patch installed yet, so i can tshow how far its along either. I can list off the top of my head what still needs to be delunified

-pushbuttons

-radio and check boxes

-scroll bars

-tabs

-dropdown/combos

-toolbar buttons

other misc stuff

maybe if i install stylebuilder this week ill get a beta out

Not sure about where you could find aero resources... the files sound fake since MS has aero behind lock and key right now and it doesnt leave a certain lab on campus, which very few people have access to. Could you send me the files? I'm working on an aero conversion for my desktop right now as well and I'd be interested to see what you've recieved

Yeah. It was fake!

HI Windows X.... This is a gr8 theme..I've been using ur themes for quite sum time..I love this one but dere still some thingz

I asked u about these thingz b4..but here i go again...

1- Plz Make the Common tasks in explorer from right to Left

2- PLz change the font color...White seemz buggy with some programs with white backgrounds

Well thats it...And Plz give a link if u change anythin...I know im askin for 2 much but can u PM me when u've actually done sumthin ??

personally, i think you guys have gone overboard on this whole "longhorn" thing.... the visual styles suck. The personalized creations that people have made UNLIKE any microsoft beta and windows styles are the ones that really shine. Longhorn is crap, face it. Its a baby Tyco theme like people say. I bet the final thing will look much better than this piece of junk that i'm sorry to look at. Windows X, you can come up with something better and much more popular than the infamous aero theme. I HATE LONGHORN!!!! WOOHOO!!!

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