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Created by G.D.Bouthillier. Ver 1.0 created Mar. 19, 2000
For all the AMD "diehards"on the worldwide web as a reminder of what processor
is driving this Winamp freeware. It's doubtful that Intel "buffs" would load this skin ?
Thanks to AMD for their technology, and the Logo's, and many thanks to WINAMP!
Enjoy your MP3's !!
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Tips:
To change spectrum analyzer "peaks" color to red,add G after viscolor in viscolor.txt
(viscolorG.txt.) & remove R from viscolorR.txt
.
Playlist current track text colors can be changed by removing color codes from pledit.txt.
(R=red,W=white,Y=yellow. Save current color with a G(green/pleditG.txt)
CPU size shown in main amp can be changed in main.bmp by selecting from list & copy/paste.
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0,0,0, // color 0 = black
0,0,0, // color 1 = black
0,80,50 // 2 = top of spec
0,90,60 // 3
0,100,70 // 4
0,110,70 // 5
0,120,70 // 6
0,130,75 // 7
0,140,80 // 8
0,150,90 // 9
0,160,95 // 10 = mid of spec
0,170,100 // 11
0,180,100 // 12
0,190,105 // 13
0,200,110 // 14
0,210,115 // 15
0,220,120 // 16
0,230,125 // 17 = bottom of spec
0,230,125 // 18 = osc 1
0,200,60 // 19 = osc 2 (slightly dimmer)
0,150,90 // 20 = osc 3
0,100,70 // 21 = osc 4
0,60,40 // 22 = osc 4 (dimmest)
220,0,0, // 23 = analyzer peak dots
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Font= Americana BT
info-is@in-file http://saotome.ranma.com.ar/
Hialloz, in case you didn´t notice, the "things"
that work as the equalizer´s buttons are tiny steaming versions of those
big deformed kettles that are so often seen in Ranma 1/2. If you press on
them, wh ...
"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 ...
