skin v1.2
Acacia fraternity, founded 1904 in Ann Arbor Michigan.
One of the best fraternities in Greek history turned 100 years old in 2004. The Nebraska Chapter turned 100 on February 14, 2005. This skin goes out to all members of the black and gold.
Take care, brothers.
Glen Kratochvil
04.1203
Daleth Chapter of Acacia (Nebraska)
1 - list text background color
2 - list text color
3 - list menu rim bg blend with 7
4 - button text color
5 - search button text color
6 - thin menu border
7 - sel. text highlight, blend with 3
8 - menu column background color
9 - menu column text color
10 - menu column thin border
11 - menu column shadow blend
12 - menu column button press-background
13 - unknown
14 - scroll bar blend #1
15 - scroll bar blend #2
16 - scroll bar clicked blend #1
17 - scroll bar clicked blend #2
18 - bottom right corner square
This is my second skin so far... It's a tribute to the argentinian writer Jorge Luis Borges; the picture is a collage I made with some magazine cuttings and printed lines from some of his poems, and it's somehow the representation of my feelings about the ...
"bloo plastik"
Began: October 6, 2002
Completed: October 6, 2002
I started designing this skin a couple of weeks ago. I decided to start it today (began date), and I finished it today as well.. It was an easy skin to make.. I am very proud of w ...
"bloo plastik"
Began: October 6, 2002
Completed: October 6, 2002
I started designing this skin a couple of weeks ago. I decided to start it today (began date), and I finished it today as well.. It was an easy skin to make.. I am very proud of w ...
Queer skin
Designed by Jaroslav Karban
contact: info-is@in-file
[Text]
Normal = #000000
Current = #B24830
NormalBG = #FFFFFF
SelectedBG = #E0E0E0
MbFG= #000000
MbBG= #FFFFFF
Font = Ms Sans Serif ...
13/06/05 04:44 p.m Buenos Aires, Argentina
::Z-Axis::
By El*ArGeNtO
Programs Used::
-GIMP
-MS Paint
-MS Wordpad
-Awicons Pro (Lite Version)
-Winamp region.txt generator by Maxim
-Winamp Vis Toolkit by Andrew Mackowski
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