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thx!
but i dont understand it i dont have that longhorn.m6... folder.. so i cant open anything with the Restorator. :S
Win7 font saving
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New #12
That Longhorn file is just an example they used. You will open up the .mstyles with Restorator by navigating to C:\Windows\Resources\Themes\YOUR THEME FOLDER and then follow from step two down.
Let me know if you need more help
Jerry
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New #13
but i dont have .mstyles-files nor.. :S
i just have .theme-files, and some folders with theme's pics. :S
im not a stupid but, already i begin feel that.
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New #14
hi Jerry!!
but my Aero-theme have msstyles.. will be it work, if i cover the tutarial?
and if i put back the original folder, why will it change my all themes font? it just the aero or not?
i dont know it matter something, but my themes are in other folder..
in windows/user/user/loca/microisoft/windows/themes
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New #15
Do not edit the aero.mstyles
Post a screenshot of C:\Windows\Resources\Themes in the maximized window so I can see what you have for themes.
Jerry
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New #16
hi!!
1st.: my themes folder
2sd.: an example, inner my theme
3th.: win's themes
thx!
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New #17
That helped clear up a lot for me.
The themes you have in the 1st screenshot cannot be changed with Restorator and Notepad++ the only way to change the fonts in them would be to start the theme one by one and editing each one through Windows Color and Appearance in using the drop-down menu selecting each item and changing the font where it can be changed and then saving it using one of the tutorials I posted earlier. Theme - Change or Save
You are not using third-party custom themes you are using ThemePacks
Jerry
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New #18
thank u a lot! then whats mean third party?
and can i do that, i make one, with these theoacks'pics?
and how can i change the folderbackground, and foldericons? i saw a program in youtube, but that, doesn't change all of them. :S
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New #19
These are third-party themes Browsing Visual Styles 7 on deviantART someone made these from scratch most of them were probably made with Windows Style Builder if you notice some of the screenshots I have posted that is a third-party custom theme.
These are ThemePack By Microsoft
Windows 7 themes - Microsoft Windows
To change the folder background color I use Windows Style Builder
To change the icons you need a resource hacker to edit the system .dll
Jerry
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New #20
thx for the help! yepp, i wanna to see some 3rd party..
go ahead, it try these programs, what U wrote for me!
bye
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