windows xp theme components

POSTED BY: HanSolo
UPDATED: Friday, March 17, 2006 21:11
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HANSOLO

Thursday, January 26, 2006 9:30 PM

ok
i have some icons,sound clips, wallpapers,

i had started sending the 3 zips to addresses on the previous theme post but at nearly 9mb each its taking too long,

HANSOLO

Friday, February 3, 2006 8:59 PM

i comliped 2 serenity themes from imagery and sound clips found on various web sites and forums,
i left the windows style the same so people can set they how they like

serenity 1
http://www.themesunlimited.com/catFrame.asp?MID=1

serenity 2
http://www.themesunlimited.com/catFrame.asp?MID=1

are in newest entries, desktop themes section

also put a serenity download with icons and wavs in the icons section

and a firefly / serenity wallpaper download in wallpaper section

RITTER

Friday, February 3, 2006 9:49 PM

Does anyone have a theme that doesn't involve installing some stupid manager? I would rather have a .zip/.rar than a .exe.

- Ritter

HANSOLO

Saturday, February 4, 2006 4:26 PM

just go to the theme site and look in the ICON section and the WALLPAPER section as i put the images, wavs and icons used to make the theme in zips, so that you can just use what you want to manually set your theme up

URIEL1998

Tuesday, February 14, 2006 10:24 PM

I personally go for relatively simple wallpapers and themes (and also hate theme managers). Most of my system sounds are just that - sounds. Not vocal.

I've been constructing some stuff for myself and my wife (who are now officially addicted - got her after the first episode of FF).

I'm wanting to gauge interest, and interest in formats (MP3/wav/BMP/JPG) for these things. The idea is that I'm doing this ANYWAY - but I'll keep elements or formats that I may not use for y'all.

HANSOLO

Monday, February 20, 2006 5:55 PM

i didnt relise that the theme program was required, the theme installs ok without the theme manager because i kept the standard blue xp appearance only the boot/logon screens do not install and the sounds may need to be manually set

8(

as for formats .wav is best for system sounds and jpeg works fine for wallpaper (and easier to upload to net)

URIEL1998

Friday, March 17, 2006 9:11 PM

I've done a bit of work on it - but absolutely zero on the "presentation" side of things.

The wav files and few graphics are at:

http://surge.ods.org/firefly

It's not a pretty setup at present, but you're welcome to what's there.

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