ok, ok, ok.... wy????
Wednesday, July 18, 2001 by Carlitus | Discussion: WinCustomize Talk
Sorry for my english, i try to be 'understandable' heheheh.
I'm new in the skinning world, and very happy to do skins. I am a designer and a illustrator, and i tried to make skins for DesktopX. It's very fun!!!!! More tan use it!!! yes, i like this program, and works well ind win2k desktop.
I tried to do a XP set of objects, using the look&feel of the magnified Windows XP. Some objects are available in the desktopx list of Wincustomize. Others, i uploaded in this site (the xpdocks in different colours, and are rejected); also, i uploaded two more objects, for find in the my computer, and tho initialize the Help of WIndows, that are no available; i presume are rejected, but are not emailed for the rejection!!
OK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i want to make this set of objects of windows xp, yes!!! but i don't like the rejections, tha acceptations, and after rejections, always without specifications of the cause. In this sense, i wait a solution of the admins!! thanks
If no solution, and more rejections, i go to make other sets of objects, more "originals". I go to create a web and upload here the objects no accepted in WIncustomize.
But.... please, answer me, admins for the cause of this rejections... i don't know because!!!
Carlitus
Reply #2 Wednesday, July 18, 2001 9:08 PM
Reply #3 Thursday, July 19, 2001 12:54 PM
Have you reason, there's a lot of skins of XP and Aqua.
In this case, i go to do other set of objects, more "originals".

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Reply #1 Wednesday, July 18, 2001 8:59 PM