[quote who="Hankers" reply="6" id="3683764"] If you wish to create a theme such as the one you linked then you must purchase the software that allows you to make it. [/quote] Well i was trying to find out if there's any other free alternative. You said "you must purchase THE software that allows you to" as if it was the only chance. It would be so if said customization was forbidden by the os and Microsoft forced you use one specific program to do so. B
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Well, if you really consider it as a problem, you should consider learning programming and create your own "fences". It'll totally be much more customizable... I made my own "Windows SideBar" far before finding out about stardock, and you know what, i see no reason to buy a software that i, as an indie game developer who never released a game, can create in a couple weeks.
Nothing wrong with system files changes IF the uninstaller can recover them, and classic shell uninstaller can do that. Btw a little note: in my main post i said "free software"...
Ok thanks both for the answer! @LightStar, about the start bar, as i said, i prefer using Classic Shell, since it allows more manipulation. As an article sais: For example, in Classic Shell I can drag and drop a program, moving it from one folder to another. Start10 doesn’t have that ability. In Classic Shell, I can right-click on a folder and create a new folder. Start10 can’t do that, either. More than anything, in Classic Shell I can move a
Hello, this is just a curiosity of mines. A while ago i downloaded a support program for a game. That support program generates an overlay gui over that specific game, which is using directx. Then, i noticed that if i open edge WHILE the support program is opened, i can't do any mouse action within edge's window (tabs and bar work properly, the webpage itself does not). On the other hand, all other programs work correctly (IE does not share that problem). Then
Hello, i'm new there. I spent quite much time in the past messing with system register, tweaks and hacks and 3rd part tools and this and that. But personally i found all the "possible" customization still limited to what someone else is doing. Now my question is easy: how can i actually CREATE my own custom windows theme? I'm not talking about what "rightclick > customize > themes" allows you to do, i'm talking about themes like <a href="https://www.wincustomize.com/expl