Program to use Win XP themes on Win 98

[Chaos Master]

Hello people.

I found some nice Win XP themes, that look like Linux window managers, on the
net.

Problem: I use Windows 98! Is there any program to allow me to use themes or
"skins" on Windows?

WindowBlinds is just a memory hog and the free version lacks features.

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[Ben Cooper]

Hello people.

I found some nice Win XP themes, that look like Linux window
managers, on the net.

Problem: I use Windows 98! Is there any program to allow me to use
themes or "skins" on Windows?

WindowBlinds is just a memory hog and the free version lacks features.

[]s

Have you tried OpenOffice?
http://www.openoffice.org/

 

[Chaos Master]

Ben Cooper ([email protected]) caused an illegal operation in module

Have you tried OpenOffice?
http://www.openoffice.org/

What has OpenOffice to do with themes? :S

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[Ben Cooper]

Ben Cooper ([email protected]) caused an illegal operation in


What has OpenOffice to do with themes? :S

Have you tried to use it to make themes?
You haven't? Maybe you should give it a shot!

 

[Chaos Master]

Ben Cooper ([email protected]) caused an illegal operation in module

Have you tried to use it to make themes?
You haven't? Maybe you should give it a shot!

Nope. But the question was confusing, I know.

The situation is:

- You probably know that Windows XP and 2003 (.NET) support this theme stuff.
- I've found some nice themes which I would like to use. But, I use Windows 98
SE.
- The themes change window styles and colors, among others things.
- There is a Windows 9x/ME program called WindowBlinds that does the same, but
it is slow and expensive. The shareware version is limited.
- Is there any other program to apply themes to Windows 9x? I've found a project
called BB4Win (BlackBox for Windows) which completely replaces the Windows GUI
but it is still a bugged beta.

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Slackware / Knoppix | I've got to break through"
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[Susan Bugher]

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Nope. But the question was confusing, I know.

The situation is:

- You probably know that Windows XP and 2003 (.NET) support this theme stuff.
- I've found some nice themes which I would like to use. But, I use Windows 98
SE.
- The themes change window styles and colors, among others things.
- There is a Windows 9x/ME program called WindowBlinds that does the same, but
it is slow and expensive. The shareware version is limited.
- Is there any other program to apply themes to Windows 9x? I've found a project
called BB4Win (BlackBox for Windows) which completely replaces the Windows GUI
but it is still a bugged beta.

Possibly Desktop Architect (PW2003):

http://www.pricelessware.org/2004/programs/A266.htm

Susan

 

[dansheen]

Hello people.

I found some nice Win XP themes, that look like Linux window managers, on the
net.

Problem: I use Windows 98! Is there any program to allow me to use themes or
"skins" on Windows?

WindowBlinds is just a memory hog and the free version lacks features.

[]s

This link has several xp theme managers. I know desktop architect is
freeware but I'm not sure about the others. This site also has many
themes and links to other thememakers.
http://www.themedoctor.com/cafe_pg.shtml

 

[Henry The Mole]

Hello, Susan!
You wrote on Sun, 06 Jun 2004 23:43:27 -0400:

Possibly Desktop Architect (PW2003):

http://www.pricelessware.org/2004/programs/A266.htm

Susan, download link of Desktop Architect referring to my website is
changed.
This is the new one:

http://digilander.libero.it/zenolabs/programs/da211.zip

Best regards.

 

[Semolina Pilchard]

- You probably know that Windows XP and 2003 (.NET) support this theme stuff.
- I've found some nice themes which I would like to use. But, I use Windows 98
SE.
- The themes change window styles and colors, among others things.
- There is a Windows 9x/ME program called WindowBlinds that does the same, but
it is slow and expensive. The shareware version is limited.
- Is there any other program to apply themes to Windows 9x? I've found a project
called BB4Win (BlackBox for Windows) which completely replaces the Windows GUI
but it is still a bugged beta.

Try LiteStep www.litestep.net

It won't give you XP themes but it will give you tremendous
flexibility in how you set up your desktop. It's stable and
continuously developed. The concept is similar to Blackbox.

 

[Chaos Master]

Semolina Pilchard ([email protected]) caused an illegal operation in module

Try LiteStep www.litestep.net

It won't give you XP themes but it will give you tremendous
flexibility in how you set up your desktop. It's stable and
continuously developed. The concept is similar to Blackbox.

I am using it right now. Nice shell for Windows. I like it because it has a lot
of configuration and is stable, and also behaves correctly under the Brazilian
Portuguese version of Windows (which I use).

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© 2004 Chaos Master | "I'm going under,
Posting from Brazil! | drowning in you
Slackware Linux/BSD's| I'm falling forever,
Win98 + LiteStep | I've got to break through"
---------------------. -- Evanescence, "Going Under"

 

[Susan Bugher]

Hello, Susan!
You wrote on Sun, 06 Jun 2004 23:43:27 -0400:




Susan, download link of Desktop Architect referring to my website is
changed.
This is the new one:

http://digilander.libero.it/zenolabs/programs/da211.zip

Thanks Henry, I'll fix it.

Susan