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Leopard -inspired xpWB themeby ~eamon63

Customization / Skins & Themes / Windows Utilities / WindowBlinds XP

Shell elements and colors from screenshots of Leopard.

What's the difference between this skin and other Leopard-like WB skins out there?

- Approximate feathery shadows despite Windows' limitations
- Included Leopard toolbar buttons (for those not using/without Styler toolbar)
- Rounded bottom corners (i have to compromise on the default pane colors...)
- Leopard AVIs/progress animations e.g delete, copy etc. (i removed from the package as they need further) refinements.

EDIT: I used Lucida G and Lucida Gr fonts by Blitzr. You can choose to install these to Fonts folder using Control Panel, or just use Lucida Grande.

EDIT2: UPDATED VERSION released!!! [link]
--with shell progress animations/AVIs released!!!
--Also changed Start Panel to Leopard colors.

EDIT3: Updated 6 July 08

EDIT4: Minor tweaks 19 nov 08

EDIT5: Added Sub-styles

~~love 0 0~~

joy 3 3

~~wow 0 0~~

~~mad 0 0~~

~~sad 0 0~~

~~fear 0 0~~

~~neutral 0 0~~

~Fj3ll3T Feb 7, 2010

how to download it?

~eamon63 Feb 7, 2010 General Artist

huh? click download button!

~Fj3ll3T Feb 8, 2010

how to install it?

~eamon63 Feb 8, 2010 General Artist

you should have Stardock Windowblinds installed first. I recommend at least version 5.5

~MrMehh Apr 14, 2009

You've done it again man, awsome

~mohits143 Mar 30, 2009

excellent skin....

~eamon63 Apr 1, 2009 General Artist

moh,
thanks mate.

!ParadoxTrap Mar 28, 2009

_{looks great!}

~eamon63 Apr 1, 2009 General Artist

Paradox,

well, hopefully you evaded the trap haha.

~paci1234 Mar 18, 2009

wow, that sounds tough.. I use resource hacker from which I see the bitmap images, but didn't know that I had to edit them one by one. Actually they are regular bitmaps with no fading, how can we be possibly change the opacity of the shadow then? Really sorry for the dumb question, Eamon.

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