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    I want to customize my XP desktop and have found many different systems on the web.

    Can someone with experience of this answer my questions?

    Which is the best/worst software for the above?

    Which are most/least stable?

    Which draw most/least on system resources.

    Which are most/least supported.

    In other words whigh rock? and which suck?

    Please help as I dont want to get it wrong and fuck my OS

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    StyleXP is, in my opinion, the best. You can easy get a keygen through astalvista. Having done so go to ThemeXP for themes and visual styles.

    My favourite visual style is this one. Make sure and select Crystal Thin 2.

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    Originally posted by liquidacid@29 May 2003 - 22:54
    StyleXP is, in my opinion, the best. You can easy get a keygen through astalvista. Having done so go to ThemeXP for themes and visual styles.

    My favourite visual style is this one. Make sure and select Crystal Thin 2.
    Thanks liquidacid you have confirmed some things i have read but you cant trust impartial opinion.

    am i correct in thinking window blinds eats resources and StyleXP doesn't?
    have you used or heard anything about other software?

    I want to get this right first time so any experiences with any software would be helpful

    Also how much customization can each package realy do with safety?

    If anyone can help as I am impatient to get started.

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    One thing, don't mess with boot screens if you aren't sure what you are doing. It can get tricky and really isn't worth it.

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    Originally posted by liquidacid@29 May 2003 - 23:26
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    One thing, don't mess with boot screens if you aren't sure what you are doing. It can get tricky and really isn't worth it.
    Thats for sure. I wish someone told me about 2 mounths ago

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    Ok you cot me steering clear of that cheers guys.

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    styleXP is a nice program, take a look at this: http://www.lightstar1.com/ use the patch from the site, if you do this you don't need Style XP for non-microsoft styles, on the site are also the best styles!

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    Originally posted by {I}{K}{E}@30 May 2003 - 12:42
    styleXP is a nice program, take a look at this: http://www.lightstar1.com/ use the patch from the site, if you do this you don't need Style XP for non-microsoft styles, on the site are also the best styles!
    Thanks {I}{K}{E}. Looking now

    Also its looking like Style XP is the platform I will try going to do a full C: backup with ghost before I begin.

    If anyone knows areas of style xp that can cause conflicts, is it safe at all it does?

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    windows blinds is alrite

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    stylus xp all the way... umm i use

    corna... itz decent... i should dl new themes...

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