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Subject:
RE: Velvet Waves -> Windowblinds permission
From:
ThemeNorth <themenorth@**********.org>
Date:
Sun, 18 Jan 2004 23:31:49 -0000
To:
'Rob' <woodbridge@****.plus.com>

I guess a link to the thread at Neowin would probably suffice.  You could also link to the thread DesignTechnika and the downloads at GetSkinned and deviantART if you like but I'll leave that up to you.  Other than that, like you say, just stick my name on it somewhere.
 
ThemeNorth

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Rob [mailto:woodbridge@****.plus.com]
    Sent: 18 January 2004 23:16
    To: ThemeNorth
    Subject: Re: Velvet Waves -> Windowblinds permission

    Ok, sorted. I'll make the bottom area a solid colour, minus the wave. I'll take it in to work with me tomorrow, to check that it all works on Win2K. If all is good I'll upload tomorrow.

    Are there any bits of text you'd like putting in (other than you're the original author) like links to websites and so forth?

    Cheers

    Rob

    ThemeNorth wrote:

>In that case I'd be inclined to make the 'bottom' section of the dialog a
>solid colour (either the light blue or the dark blue depending on which
>looks better).  I think it'd look better without the wave at all since it
>looks out of place the way it is.  I reckon the bigger glyphs look much
>better though.  If these are the only issues then there's no need for any
>collaboration so no problems on that front.
>
>Also, taking the wave out ought to make it a bit easier as well as a bonus.
>
>ThemeNorth
>
>
>-----Original Message-----
>From: Rob [mailto:woodbridge@****.plus.com] 
>Sent: 18 January 2004 22:32
>To: ThemeNorth
>Subject: Re: Velvet Waves -> Windowblinds permission
>
>
>Hi
>
>About the shutdown box, my first version of it had the blue bar/wave at 
>the bottom, the problem with that is the white text isn't very visible. 
>That text can't be changed in WB (font or colour), so I moved the bar to 
>where it is at the moment. One solution is to extend the bar 
>downwards....something like
>
>http://www.****.plus.com/tn/crude_shutdown.png
>
>5min job...finished will look somewhat better ;) Thats my best of both 
>worlds solution. Whats your opinion on that?
>
>The startpanel username bug is a WB bug and not a skin bug, the only 
>work around I've seen on other skins is to reduce the height of the 
>userpanel .bmp, which ruins the look, unfortunately.
>
>I'm happy to work with whoever the other porter is, but from my point of 
>view, the skin is 99% done, so I can't see much benefit in collaborating 
>this close to the end, so to speak.
>
>If you want to forward my email, or speak to me via IM (MSN - 
>bedlam@clan1234.com, Jabber - woodbridge@jabber.********.org) then please do
>
>Rob
>
>ThemeNorth wrote:
>
>  
>
>>Looks pretty close to me from the screenshot.  I'm not a WB user so I 
>>can't try it out so I'll take your word that it works :p.  I'm happy 
>>enough to let you release it, just one thing though - the shutdown 
>>dialog.  To put it bluntly I'm not that struck on it.  I'd suggest 
>>moving the wave and blue bar in the background to the bottom of the 
>>dialog and making the circle glyphs bigger.  I've not got the time to 
>>do a mock-up at the moment so I hope you see what I mean.  It'd be nice 
>>to see that changed before release; aside from that everything looks 
>>fine.
>>
>>As it happens I got a PM over at Neowin half an hour after this e-mail 
>>requesting permission to do a port.  My thought was to put you in 
>>contact with each other if you're both up for that.  Maybe you could 
>>get the start panel user name bug sorted??
>>
>>Let me know what you think,
>>ThemeNorth
>>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>From: Rob [mailto:woodbridge@****.plus.com]
>>Sent: 18 January 2004 20:57
>>To: themenorth@*****.org
>>Subject: Velvet Waves -> Windowblinds permission
>>
>>
>>Hi ThemeNorth,
>>
>>I'm emailing you to find out if anyone has asked, and got, your
>>permission to distribute a Windowblinds port of your Velvet Waves 
>>mmstyle. If not, can I ask your permission to upload my Windowblinds 
>>version? It is as close to your mmstyle as can be (I think..) the 
>>exception being your custom styleshells cannot yet be recreated in WB. 
>>Instead of doing the 'moss' colour schemes, I added custom colour 
>>support, so it can now be any one of 16 millions colours (so they 
>>say...I've not counted). Since windowblinds supports it, I've also added 
>>Log off / Shut down support, but not toolbar or file transfer .avi 
>>animations. Plus, being Windowblinds, it will also work on Windows2000 
>>(and probably will still work on Win9X)
>>
>>I've uploaded a preview to my ISP's web space for you to look at 
>>http://www.*****.plus.com/tn/WB4-Velvet-Waves.png (1280*1024, 344Kb)
>>
>>I've also uploaded the windowblinds file, but I don't know if you
>>have/use it.
>>http://www.*****.plus.com/tn/VelvetWaves.wba (324 Kb) wba files are zip 
>>files renamed.
>>
>>If you grant permission, then it would be uploaded to Wincustomise and
>>DeviantArt.
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Rob/Woodbridge
>>
>>P.S.
>>
>>Bugs that I can't fix. The Startmenu user name position - whatever
>>settings I use, I cannot move it up slightly.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> 
>>
>>    
>
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>
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