Skins

[Paddy]

Can you skin the IE browser (and any other aspect of windows) without using visable programs such as hotbar

Paddy

[Jorden]

Pat: www.stardock.com

Get Window(s)blinds from their products site. You can skin whole of Windows with that.

Ofcourse, you could wait for Whistler to blow

Extra: www.windowblinds.net (thx Holly)


Jord.

[Pace]

Yes.

(that's all I know )

How much do you want to skin it btw? An IE background should be easy enough, and if there's any problems applying general skins to Windows there is always Whistler...

Paul.

[Jorden]

LOL... 0.1 seconds faster, Paul

[Pace]

Yea! I noticed Jord, hehe. I'll need to get some more practice in on that Seti forum

Paul.

[Paddy]

er...Whistler?

[paulcs]

Whistler is the codename for Windows 2001 (or whatever the hell they're going to call it), which will have both Microsoft's "business" and consumer OS's using the same (NT) kernal. Beta copies have been flying around lately.

I can't wait to hear the excuses hardware manufacturers and their defenders will have for lousy driver support. "Microsoft has stated Windows 2001 is a business OS. You should be using Windows 2001 for gaming."

Of course, Creative will say, "if you don't like it, buy an Aureal board. AH HA HA HA HA HA!!"

Paul
paulcs@flashcom.net

[This message has been edited by paulcs (edited 01 December 2000).]

[Paddy]

ooops! of course!

[Gurm]

Official name (could change next week, of course) is Windows.NET 1.0, AFAIK.

- Gurm

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[Jorden]

Let's just say that Whistler is a curse for every Win2k MCSE'er to be out there (and I'm one of them )

Just going for 2 certificates and by the end of next year I'll hear that Win2k is out, we need Whistler

Oh well, maybe I'll take that Sony offer.

Jord.