Windows 7: CustoPack Tools : Windows Customization for everyone!

CustoPack Tools : Customize Windows XP, Vista, 7


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Just discovered that on Clubic.com
I think it's worth a try because you don't have to change system files by yourself On top of that, the website offers a gallery for theme packs. Today, it's limited to 6 themes for Windows 7 though. But, I guess you can make your own easily with that software.

System supported :
Windows XP
Windows Vista
Windows 7 (except for Starter)

Enjoy

EDIT

Be sure to desactivate the Ask Toolbar during install and, in the options, desactivate "Ask me often to install the Ask toolbar".

So, I downloaded and install a theme from the website. The theme is iMod Inspirat 1.0. It's amazing. It even changes Windows 7 Basic theme which is what I've been looking for for ages. Here is two screenshots from me :



The installation (beside the main theming software) took about 5-10 minutes and a restart. After the restart, there was still a bit to intsall though. But the final result is just AMAZING. I know that it's rip-off of Mac OSX's theme but damn, I didn't know that it goes so well with Windows XD

Downloading and Testing it now

But,, is this odd?

Creators room - About the digital signature of your CustoPack

No, I think it's just there to "verify" the legitimacy of the theme. I didn't have a problem with that when installing.

If Custopack can be trusted, then this could be a good thing.
If this takes off though, how long will that last as being free I wonder.

This is a great idea, and it does work, so I am impressed so far.
We will have to see how it develops and if it takes off, which I think it will give Stardock a really good run of competition.

Hopefully it will remain free? or be really cheap.

I am guessing they are in a Post Beta phase for public consumption, review and development research.

Really, I hope for the best for this software. The software was developped by the makers of the WinXP Bricopacks : CrystalXP.net

If I remember well, those Bricopacks were popular in the XP-waiting-for-Vista days.