Raymond's FORM-AMP skin.
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Hi everyone.
This is my first (offifcial) skin. It supports the Equalizer, Playlist and Minibrowser.
This skin is NOT supposed to look like Windows 95, but look like a form that you can create with something like Visual Basic. It does NOT use standard buttons, but uses the standard select-type options to choose the option you want.
If you like it, or modify it, why not let me know?
Enjoy
:-)
Raymond Robinson
E-Mail: info-is@in-file
Web: http://members.xoom.com/raymondrob
HISTORY:
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V1.0 Release of first skin. Color-depth at 24bit, and not windows-indent (window-depth) not completely consistant on all modules.
V1.1 Perfected the skin. Set color-depth down to 4 bit / 16 colors (smaller zip file), and set a completely consistant windows-indent (depth) on all modules. Improved the symbols in winshade (reduced-size) mode. Deleted some old test files, no longer needed.
"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 ...
HAVE - BLUE
BY
LEE HARDMAN.
15th to 24th May 2000.
It's called Have Blue and there is no blue to be seen.
I could tell you why but I won't.
You may already know what Have Blue means.
If you don't, Hmmmmmmm, ...
S U M E A . A M P v3.1
All items are skinned and everything animates.
Improved balance and filled in all working frames.
Matched colors and added pl eq and more.
Many bugs, and buttons fixed, but no cursors --
because I don't use them.
At last, ...
This is my last nasty skin ( 'Gmezd' means something repulsive) .
It's made with Photoshop . Great thanks to Adobe and Extensis .
Enjoy!!!
info-is@in-file ...
