MF Amp v 1.0____________________________
by : Muhammad Fajar______________________
This is my third skin. I Design this skin for you who like to unhide all Winamp window.
You can arrange the winamp window position like this ;
- main window in normal size in the top, equalizer window in window shade mode in the middle, playlist window in full window in the bottom.
- use analyzer style don't use the osciloscope
What do you think? If you like it, use it, if not, just give it to your friend and it's your right to make a new skin with mine as a model. OK?
Don't forget to email me!
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kyaela v2.0 - minibrowser
[kyaela]
Kyaela v2.0
by ~caz
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[format: WA2.xx]
[released 30th April 2003]
[vers 1.0]
I'm really crap at writing these readme thingies so give me a break lol.
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Ko'bal Chrome eX
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Benjamin Perry
info-is@in-file
This is my first skin...I
started out with a plain
background and essentially
made stuff up from there.
Some of the effects were
created u ...
Greetz!
This is my first skin and I'm sure it not will be my last.
I got some insiration from 883's Cube_V3 skin
(take a look at the equalizer in the playlistwindow).
Hope no one will blame me for stealing his
concept.
I must say I'm very sat ...
Plugin: Powerp1.06-Oranje
This plugin was downloaded some time ago. This is a visualization plugin with gr3eat boxes. The colors are modified ("Orang-ified") to match the EURO-2000 skin that was made by me.
Since the EURO-2000 footbal competition an ...
Orange Fission
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By Andrew Mackowski, info-is@in-file
Thanks for D/L'ing!
http://home.pacbell.net/mackowsk
Also, Please don't post this skin on your site or use parts of it in your skin without my permission! Just ask me--I'll probab ...
KMFDM Money skin for use with Winamp
created by Cameron Kerr
Version 1.00 24/11/00
Error in Mini Browswer fixed
Volume controlled made more obvious. (Thanks Mikey T)
MAIN, EQUALIZER, PLAY LIST, MINI BROWSERS AVS.
No cursors. No cookies.
Look ...
