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BlueIce v1.2Updated Feb 26, 2003 by Ronald Gerrans |
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Jafo
Comment #2 Tuesday, February 25, 2003 5:15 PM
Comment #2 Tuesday, February 25, 2003 5:15 PM
Forgot...this is OTS-compliant, and works in XP Pro, too...
John Ting
Comment #3 Friday, February 28, 2003 5:23 PM
Comment #3 Friday, February 28, 2003 5:23 PM
it's pretty cool... I like it, now if you could make something like it with objectBar, that'll be nice
Fanatics
Comment #4 Tuesday, March 4, 2003 1:46 AM
Comment #4 Tuesday, March 4, 2003 1:46 AM
love the theme. good to see that it was easy to install than with some of the other I've downloaded today. I use Litestep 2.1 (installer) with the latest indie build copied over top.
wombatharness
Comment #5 Saturday, March 15, 2003 3:08 AM
Comment #5 Saturday, March 15, 2003 3:08 AM
Are you serious? This is your FIRST one? What are you going to be producing a year from now? I think this just bumped one of Tronn's from my all-time top three. I only had to make a couple of minor adjustments (and I stress that they are MINOR):
* Changed the value of TaskbarAlwaysOnTop to "false". Taskbar was covering the left end of the Systray. My screen res is 1024.
* Changed part of LabelMeterText from "[cpu]%" to "[cpu]" because "%" is implied in [cpu], and a double % ("%%") was appearing in the meter text field.
* PopupDocuments had the wrong value for the location of the dynamic folder (I'm running WinME).
The only other complaint and one I can't fix is that the Winamp buttons are so small. But that's REALLY minor. And you've got tool tips, so that kind of makes up for it.
I've tried so many supposedly OTS compliant themes that required massive amounts of rework to get my popup to work or to get modules to load correctly. This is refreshing. Everything works. Doesn't crash. Minimal resource requirements. Clean and beautiful. And VERY well thought out. So many designs leave me wondering what the designer was thinking. Even if my popup didn't work, who would need it? This is the best, most useful set of shortcuts I've seen. Other than the one to My Documents, I'm not rewriting any of them.
* Changed the value of TaskbarAlwaysOnTop to "false". Taskbar was covering the left end of the Systray. My screen res is 1024.
* Changed part of LabelMeterText from "[cpu]%" to "[cpu]" because "%" is implied in [cpu], and a double % ("%%") was appearing in the meter text field.
* PopupDocuments had the wrong value for the location of the dynamic folder (I'm running WinME).
The only other complaint and one I can't fix is that the Winamp buttons are so small. But that's REALLY minor. And you've got tool tips, so that kind of makes up for it.
I've tried so many supposedly OTS compliant themes that required massive amounts of rework to get my popup to work or to get modules to load correctly. This is refreshing. Everything works. Doesn't crash. Minimal resource requirements. Clean and beautiful. And VERY well thought out. So many designs leave me wondering what the designer was thinking. Even if my popup didn't work, who would need it? This is the best, most useful set of shortcuts I've seen. Other than the one to My Documents, I'm not rewriting any of them.
shushon
Comment #6 Tuesday, April 1, 2003 2:19 AM
Comment #6 Tuesday, April 1, 2003 2:19 AM
From where can I get the software??
Their web site seems to be down.
Thanks. (
Their web site seems to be down.
Thanks. (
wombatharness
Comment #7 Friday, May 2, 2003 3:07 PM
Comment #7 Friday, May 2, 2003 3:07 PM
Okay, it took me WAY too long to get around to upgrading to this version. Thanks for mentioning me in the readme (I'm SOMEBODY now!). I love what you've done with the taskbar and the popups. Taskbar works beautifully now (it was a little quirky before), and the popups seem much faster and smoother. But the conditional statements related to the BarA status don't seem to be working (my systray is still being partly hidden by the taskbar) and they make the theme take much longer to recycle. I just commented out the if...else for the taskbar and the systray if...else lines except SystrayAlwaysOnTop. This works just fine for me. The downside is that when the taskbar gets full, the rightmost button loses its right edge to the systray, but I can live with that. I think it's that LS doesn't know what to do when told to make two overlapping objects both be always on top, and it gives preference to the one defined first in the step. BTW, what's the diff between BarAOnTop true and BarAOnTop false? I don't see the change.
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Comment #1 Tuesday, February 25, 2003 5:12 PM
Looks like the 'magic pink' is wrong...