How to create Start button orbs for 30px taskbar?


  1. swserg
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    How to create Start button orbs for 30px taskbar?


    Hi, i am trying to replace original start button with customized ones, i am using windows 7 start button changer tool, the problem is that whatever orbs i trying to use, all of them are for 40px taskbar and shown outside the bar, is there examples for 30px taskbar (small-icons)?

    ps. if there is any tutorial for small taskbar orbs creation please share.
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  3. swserg
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    ok I sorted out how to created custom orbs and created just with small size using photoshop :)
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