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Windows 7: how to change elements of themes?

11 Jan 2012  
Anamacha

W7 Home Premium 64-bit
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how to change elements of themes?

New to Windows 7 but I really like it so far

I've been playing with themes today, and I've patched my system to allow custom themes to be installed. So far I have the Neon theme installed (the car one) and Red Fusion.

I like these themes, but there are certain elements of them that I do not like. I want to take the outer glow off the words in the navigation bar in the Explorer.



How can I do just that, and yet retain the rest of the theme I'm working with?

ALSO:
I notice that with the Neon Theme, the left and right of my taskbar have a new white "glow" at the top. The center (where all the program icons go) does not. How can I fix this?

thanks!
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12 Jan 2012  
Bongo

Win 7 Pro x64
9,590 posts
Council Bluffs, Iowa
 
 

You have two choices
1 you will need to ask the theme maker to make them changes for you.
2 purchase Ave's Windows7 Style Builder and make the changes yourself.
Jerry
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13 Jan 2012  
Anamacha

W7 Home Premium 64-bit
12 posts
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Bongo View Post
You have two choices
1 you will need to ask the theme maker to make them changes for you.
2 purchase Ave's Windows7 Style Builder and make the changes yourself.
Jerry
huh, well, thanks for the information
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