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Second version of Longa.
This time i´m using a shellstyle. Litle bugs solved. Change some bmp´s and another. Two styler toolbars pt-br en-us. |
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im not too crazy about the minimize, maximize and close buttons
but the shellstyle is great
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9.
Now, if their placement is something you actually want, then I suggest you look at another Visual Style, "Luna Elements" by Tornado5.
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I can find only one tiny bug:
At 120DPI / Extra Large Fonts there is the faintest tip of the letter "t" from the word "Start" showing at the extreme left of the Start button when it is not highlighted.
I'm picky as hell and that's the only thing I could find wrong.
Well done!
PS: I *like* your minimize / maximize / close buttons.
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