This file is best viewed through WinAmp. ______________________________________ University of Michigan Winamp Skin v.1.20 Created By Ted Park Inspired by Dave
This file is best viewed through WinAmp.
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| University of Michigan Winamp Skin v.1.20 |
| Created By Ted Park |
| Inspired by Dave Flowerday |
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My first attempt at a WinAmp skin, and I thought it turned out alright. I created the play list, equalizer, and minibrowser windows from scratch and tweaked the main window to create what I have now. I also added all the cursors to the skin. If you don't like them, you can disable them by unchecking the "Use WinAmp-styled (skinned) cursors" under the preferences option.
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Winamp 2.0:
Unzip the contents of this zip file into its own folder under the Winamp skins directory, for example:
Program FilesWinampSkinsGoBlueAmp
Winamp 2.4+:
Just put this zip file in the WinAmp skins directory.
Open it in Winamp by hitting Alt+S and select GoBlueAmp120 (or whatever you named the folder if you're using v2.0).
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Version 1.1:
Rounded off the corners and made the 'M' in the main window transparent by altering "Region.txt". Also fixed a few small graphical glitches and changed playlist font from "Arial" to Tahoma".
Version 1.11:
Animated just about all the cursors, played around with some more transparency.
Version 1.12:
Skinned the AVS window and made the wolverine in the mini-browser look a bit less pixelated.
Version 1.20:
Changed the background on all the windows to have more of a chromatic effect, changed the numbers and bars in the main window, revamped the equalizer window with more transparency effects and different buttons, tweaked the characters on the various text bars, and made this readme file look better when viewed through Winamp's "Skins" section under the preferences option.
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Thanks to Dave Flowerday who created the original main window for the skin.
Enjoy,
Ted Park
Please direct any questions, suggestions, or comments to info-is@in-file or info-is@in-file.
