Re: FLASH: OT Desktop Themes in win

[Ahron Studio]

Thanks for the links!

I don't want to use it myself, but a client asked about making a theme about

his company, distributed via their will be website.

I understand that there're different theme manager softwares. Maybe I asking

too much, but is there a sw, which author my collected theme elements in to

a single .exe file, which the user can download, and the authored .exe will

1. Extracts the content from itself into the desired theme location

2. Also extracts a tiny theme manager, which can only change between the

downloaded and the current theme


(Before someone asks me why the * do I want this:

 - don't want the user to download an other software just to install the

theme

 - don't want to answer e-mails starting with "Please mr. webmaster how

could I install the theme....I already tried, but..."

 - wants to produce the site, then hawaii ;)


Well, I don't think so there's any program like this, but .......



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Subject: Re: FLASH: OT Desktop Themes in win



> Yes as regards software.

>

> Since I do a lot of this, nothing like downloading a theme with a great

> background

> only to have all your windows some garish color that somebody with either

> no taste

> or time to do up a proper color scheme.

>

> For software try these both:

> Desktop themes: http://www.lss.com.au/lss/lss_main.htm

> &

> Desktop Architect: http://home1.gte.net/fosterk/da/index.htm

>

> Both are great, I like using Desktop Themes for actually doing or redoing

> themes and

> Desktop Architect is great because it stays in your sys tray if you want

> allowing easy

> access to you themes in case you wish to switch/change themes. It also

> makes your

> Desktop icon names transparent... you know that ugly box that surrounds

each of

> the names on the icons, it makes that transparent so you only see the icon


> and the

> name.

>

> Desktop Themes is not free but there is a trial or lite version for which

> you can register

> and unlock the rest of it.

>

> Desktop Architect is freeware

>

> Don't even bother with the desktop themes program that comes with Win9x

> Plus! they suck.

>

> As for Help on how-to, actually it should be easy to figure out... if not

email

>

me 2nerotiknisa [dot] net and I'll try and answered any questions you have.

>

> At 07:09 PM 09/03/2000 +0100, Aleph Systems Kft. wrote:

> >Hi & sorry for the OT.

> >

> >Any suggestions on how to make a windows desktop theme?

> >Is there some tutorial / help / gfx to theme software out there?

>

> .oOo.

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