[Download Winpersonalizer]
http://www.holersoft.com/download/winpersonalizer.exe

WinPersonalizer is an integrated tool to customize your Windows
look.This program allows you to change desktop
wallpapers,icons,cursors,logon screens,IE skins,folders,visual styles,
the transparency of your taskbar and put your name in system tray.
WinPersonalizer can let you do the following:
- Customize nearly all Windows icons.
- Change and/or rotate your desktop wallpaper with over 20 kinds of
animated effects.
- Skin Internet Explorer's tool bar and animated logo.
- Change the look of your OS folders.
- Change your cursors using very popular cursor packages.
- Change Windows XP Logon Screen(Welcome screen).
- Edit the OEM information on your PC.
- Add visual style support to applications that otherwise don't have
it.
- Change the transparency level of the Windows taskbar.
- Edit the Start Button text.
- Edit your Log-On message.
- Put your name in system tray.
- Change the size of your icons.
And:
- You can easily restore all settings to default.
- It won't slow your computer down while you work or play!It will not
have to load every time your computer starts, which frees up valuable
system resources
- It has an easy-to-use interface like Windows Control Panel

screenshot:http://www.holersoft.com/images/screenshot.gif
download:http://www.holersoft.com/download/winpersonalizer.exe
homepage:http://www.holersoft.com

On 30 Jan 2004 07:21:33 -0800, (E-Mail Removed) (Desktop Customization
Master) wrote:


>WinPersonalizer is an integrated tool to customize your Windows
>look.This program allows you to change desktop
>wallpapers,icons,cursors,logon screens,IE skins,folders,visual styles,
>the transparency of your taskbar and put your name in system tray.
> WinPersonalizer can let you do the following:
>- Customize nearly all Windows icons.
>- Change and/or rotate your desktop wallpaper with over 20 kinds of
>animated effects.
>- Skin Internet Explorer's tool bar and animated logo.
>- Change the look of your OS folders.
>- Change your cursors using very popular cursor packages.
>- Change Windows XP Logon Screen(Welcome screen).
>- Edit the OEM information on your PC.
>- Add visual style support to applications that otherwise don't have
>it.
>- Change the transparency level of the Windows taskbar.
>- Edit the Start Button text.
>- Edit your Log-On message.
>- Put your name in system tray.
>- Change the size of your icons.
>And:
>- You can easily restore all settings to default.
>- It won't slow your computer down while you work or play!It will not
>have to load every time your computer starts, which frees up valuable
>system resources
>- It has an easy-to-use interface like Windows Control Panel

AK! WinPersonalizer is SHAREWARE.

Bob

Desktop Customization Master wrote in
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> WinPersonalizer is an integrated tool to customize your Windows
> look.This program allows you to [...]
> - Put your name in system tray.

[...]

Gee, that'd be handy to have. I'm constantly forgetting mine.

Duh.

[snip shareware links]

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On 30 Jan 2004 17:45:42 GMT, DC <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:


>> - Put your name in system tray.
>
>[...]
>
>Gee, that'd be handy to have. I'm constantly forgetting mine.
>
>Duh.

When I forget my name I just read my e-mail signature. I guess wearing a
name tag would help when I'm away from my computer.

Bob

Bob Adkins wrote in <(E-Mail Removed)>:
> On 30 Jan 2004 17:45:42 GMT, DC <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote:


>>> - Put your name in system tray.

>>[...]

>>Gee, that'd be handy to have. I'm constantly forgetting mine.

>>Duh.

> When I forget my name I just read my e-mail signature. I guess wearing a
> name tag would help when I'm away from my computer.

LOL! Yeah.

Here: http://dcmoose.fateback.com/news/name-tag.jpg

It's easier to read if you wear it upside down. };O)

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>
> > When I forget my name I just read my e-mail signature. I guess wearing a
> > name tag would help when I'm away from my computer.

I don't have that problem. A real geek (like me) has his name written on a
tag in his undeware. The only thing is: People stare at you when you try to
read your name... ;-).com/?kbid=111601