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Change BLUE selection color in file explorer
The problem is that after setting Themes to Windows Classic, after rebooting the the Display Properties reverts to Windows XP. I reloaded the O/S and the problem remains. My Display Properties settings are set to (or begin as): - Theme: My Windows Classic Theme - Desktop: my color preference (off-green,

Windows Classic Theme
I have always used the Modern theme because that was the default. However, The Classic theme makes Mozilla feel like an OS X app, much more so than the Modern theme. It really looks "Aquafied". If you haven't tried this on OS X in a while, give it a shot.

Classic / XP theme
Jamie R craftnc...@earthlink.net Just-Main-Dishes Simple, Classic Chicken Pot Pie 6 cups shredded chicken (from two rotisserie chickens) Freeze the second pie and serve another night. 1 refrigerated pie crust from a 15-ounce box 2 Tbs. Vegetable oil 2 medium onions, chopped 3 small celery ribs, cut crosswise,

What created the Vista problem in the first place?
I'm really assuming his "classic" theme (from WWF Vol.3) is on Anthology I. Other Austin themes would be: - his Ringmaster theme - the WWF Vol.2 theme, which was his first "bad ass" theme - another theme just after that, which was used at WM13 I think (then the "classic theme" here) - the Disturbed theme - the

Heaven and Hell - Radio City Music Hall [DVD, 2 CDs]
Matt McDragon in Linux mattallent...@yahoo.com netscape public beta feedback themes since the feature you've noticed, I am able to change the color of Classic theme, and make it "gtk" like... when you login as user, and use GNOME, use Classic theme, then change the gtk theme, and restart Netscape 6,

Underwater Screen Saver
This really should be added to the Classic theme itself, imo. If we manage to implement custom toolbars then that will make the Home button extension obsolete. Also consider the bug that I worked on that separated the address bar back into its own toolbar and moved the Bookmarks, Home and Search buttons onto the

Classic theme in SeaMonkey 1.5a
Or you can select the Windows classic theme on the Theme tab to completely replace all theme components with a Win2K theme. You can then re-customize that theme (sounds, cursors, etc). -- Kent W. England, MS MVP for WinXP Networking "Franklin S. Werren" <webmas...@nospam.bagpipes.net> wrote in message

Classic Theme Help !!!
Blue is the old modern theme that was used in Netscape PR1 and PR2, and it's the theme that Netscape's old tutorials are based on. It's no longer being maintained so it will have some bugs if you try to use it with newer builds of Mozilla or Netscape 6.5 (When it's released). There are really Two Classic themes,

Classic / XP theme
The Netscape theme is awesome, and should be held on to. And if they won't include this theme in SeaMonkey, they should at least make it available for download. Who's with me? -Gavin C. Stewart I'm with You too, on the Classic theme. If anyone is tabulating the votes - Put mine in on the Classic Theme.

Top ten Mac Classic theme bugs
... Xshare/apps/ksplashml/Themes/Classic/Theme.rc Xshare/apps/ksplashml/Themes/Classic/Preview.png Xshare/apps/ksplashml/Themes/Classic/splash_active_bar.png Xshare/apps/ksplashml/Themes/Classic/splash_bottom.png Xshare/apps/ksplashml/Themes/Classic/splash_inactive_bar.png

Classic theme in the latest nightly broken
It could be that the classic theme was unchecked and you didn't get it. If you run the installer again you might be able to use the custom install and choose ONLY the classic theme with absolutely nothing else (not sure). However, the classic theme does not allow you to choose text only for back, stop, etc.,

Theme
I have used the regedits from sites like Kelly's XP Resources, I have deleted any/all themes other than Windows XP and Style XP, and still everytime my computer reboots, it's back to windows classic theme and the same colors! It's starting to drive me nuts.. what other steps can I take?

Classic Theme for NN 7.1
Ok, we are, but we shouldn't look the part too. ;) Matthew Thomas wrote: After persistent prompting from Andrew Wooldridge (thanks), I have compiled a list of what I consider to be the top ten bugs in the Mac Classic theme. A good part of this exercise was that some of the bugs were ones I hadn't gotten around to

Netscape 6.1
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How can I make drop Down selections more readable
The Netscape theme is awesome, and should be held on to. And if they won't include this theme in SeaMonkey, they should at least make it available for download. Who's with me? -Gavin C. Stewart I'm with You too, on the Classic theme. If anyone is tabulating the votes - Put mine in on the Classic Theme. Mine too.

Suggestion: Replace the "Classic" theme with a native looking ...
You can find similar flaws in all classic era Cybermen plans. (In one story, they can actually be killed by nail varnish remover! No Cybermen, classic or modern, could possibly stand a chance against them. We are dealing with Solar P! True. I'm forever being told that my opinions on DW mean I'm not really a

can't open folder pane
I know about classic, can you tell me how to keep Aero yet change the drop-downs? You can also tell me how to use XP themes if all else fails. -- Retired Boeing Bill "Previously Tiberius" wrote: you can turn on the CLASSIC theme, if you find that too boring tell me and ill tell you another solution that is more

THEME: Simple, Classic Chicken Pot Pie
Larry La...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsxp help_and_support Thanks again for the help, I deleted the new account, then did a restore files back two days and got my e-mail back but lost the classic theme. I guess I can live without it. Again Thanks for your time Larry "Mark L. Ferguson" wrote:

how do I delete/remove a theme?
Yours appears to be using XP Classic Windows Theme. (eg via Desktop Properties) <title>KB294309 - HOW TO: Use the Windows Classic Theme in Windows XP</title> Examples of differences due to such a difference in theme: - grey raised borders and title bar instead of blue borders and title bar - grey close button

Cannot Get Rid of Windows Classic Theme
I don't really want to use Vista with the classic theme because, frankly, the Aero theme and the live icons are the only two good things I've found about Vista. Those aren't exactly much.... Not really enough to offset all the faults & bloat that Vista has. If I'm going to be forced to live with it or do without,