Well, glad you're enjoying it chichi. I've been running TB for over 2 years. After having my browser look like this: http://www.microgarden.com/shareport/screenshots/tb21.gif going back to the old gray background is boring. John
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blackvic_8, first, we don't shout. Second, if "it couldn't skin my explorer well" means frame skinning, then you are correct. TB is for toolbars only. If it didn't skin the toolbars correctly, send us an e-mail msg at support@microgarden.com and describe the issue. Even if you don't like the product, we want to know about bugs so that we can make it better. rgdz, John <img src="http:
Themebar 2.1 allows you to change the toolbars in Internet Explorer, Windows Explorer and Outlook Express. The new features of 2.1 include the following: 1) New user interface that can be skinned 2) New Favorites menu for Internet and Windows Explorer that can be skinned (the icons only, not the menu borders) 3) Go button is now skinnable 4) New API's for WebPanel allowing designers to display real menus, including the new Favorites menu, from a panel 5) Buddy Pack
Interesting views on this subject. There is one mindset that does irk me, though. Comments like this: "good games are around 70 to 80$ here. And that's totally ridiculous, no matter how good the game is." I don't understand this. Someone creates a game and prices it at $70. What gives anyone the right to "decide" that this game is much too expensive and to use that decision as justification for sharing or even using a cracked version? Do you know how much work went into the game? How mu
Thanks for the tips! John
Excellent. Thanks. "Elementary drawing techniques" -That's what I figured. I was hoping for the magic "Add Glass Effect" option though.
I see a lot of glass-looking buttons and such. Can someone tell me how to create this effect? I've got Photoshop 5.5. Do I need a plugin? Another imaging tool? Thanks, John
..and there's also Themebar from: http://www.microgarden.com/themebar/index.htm It let's you set the background skins like Hotbar, and more. Plus, the guys who make it are really cool, helpful, and always respond to e-mail.
I've always been curious to know this. What do most of you use to create the tons of cool skins that I see? Oh, and do you use a mouse or pen interface? I use Adobe Photoshop and MS PhotoDraw 2.