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ScanDaBands
any newsgroup(S) dedicated to THEMES ??
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Ted Zieglar
Good question. Here's where you find an answer:
http://groups.google.com/
http://groups.google.com/
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ScanDaBands
Thanks Ted :::: Been There - Done That.
Most of them have spyware in them , looking for a site or group where
they are actually FREE !!
Most of them have spyware in them , looking for a site or group where
they are actually FREE !!
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Ted Zieglar
I believe Google Groups is the most complete catalog of newsgroups
currently available. If you find a source that archives more newsgroups
than Google, please let us know.
currently available. If you find a source that archives more newsgroups
than Google, please let us know.
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Alec S.
Ted Zieglar said:
Um, you do realize that this is a valid place for this question right Ted?
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BillyG
I just change the 'color scheme' to silver from the Appearance tab of
the 'display properties box.
It gets rid of that aweful blue and silver more closely matches
everything other colors. Even though I'm on an MCE box, I've also
switched the 'windows and buttons' dropdown to 'Windows XP style' which
gives the gradient coloring.
Of course, none of this introduces any quirky mouse charsa or anything,
just the coloring, exactly what I want. YMMV
the 'display properties box.
It gets rid of that aweful blue and silver more closely matches
everything other colors. Even though I'm on an MCE box, I've also
switched the 'windows and buttons' dropdown to 'Windows XP style' which
gives the gradient coloring.
Of course, none of this introduces any quirky mouse charsa or anything,
just the coloring, exactly what I want. YMMV
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BillyG
I just change the 'color scheme' to silver from the Appearance tab of
the 'display properties box.
It gets rid of that aweful blue and silver more closely matches
everything other colors. Even though I'm on an MCE box, I've also
switched the 'windows and buttons' dropdown to 'Windows XP style' which
gives the gradient coloring.
Of course, none of this introduces any quirky mouse charsa or anything,
just the coloring, exactly what I want. YMMV
the 'display properties box.
It gets rid of that aweful blue and silver more closely matches
everything other colors. Even though I'm on an MCE box, I've also
switched the 'windows and buttons' dropdown to 'Windows XP style' which
gives the gradient coloring.
Of course, none of this introduces any quirky mouse charsa or anything,
just the coloring, exactly what I want. YMMV
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Merlin
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ScanDaBands
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SAM-R
Do you mean msstyles ?
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Hoppy
Go here and read about a patch for XP that allows you to use thousands of
free themes and for links to theme sites:
http://georgeh123.blogspot.com/2005/11/desktop-visual-styles-uxtheme-multi.html
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Hoppy
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any newsgroup(S) dedicated to THEMES ??
free themes and for links to theme sites:
http://georgeh123.blogspot.com/2005/11/desktop-visual-styles-uxtheme-multi.html
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Hoppy
(e-mail address removed)
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any newsgroup(S) dedicated to THEMES ??
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SAM-R
You do not need a patch for a theme. You do need one to use unsigned
msstyles. You people don't have a clue what you are talking about.
msstyles. You people don't have a clue what you are talking about.