NSIS Self-Extractor kit

dRaakje · 27th July 2004, 11:25

Actually, I'm using Xp also, but the first thing I do after I install Xp is turn of that f***ing teletubby theme and go back to classic windows.

<RANT>That XP theme has larger controls, meaning less space left for the really important stuff (such as the source windows when I'm programming)</RANT>

So, if you want to test yourself, go to your desktop properties and change from windows xp theme to windows classic theme, then you can see for your self (Might be a good idea to save your current theme first, so you can restore it later on)

Oh, and since it's Windows Classic, it'll probably be using MS Sans Serif, 8 pts for the text. That's what windows usually uses everywhere else.

Remco

Thread Tools	Search this Thread
Show Printable Version Email this Page	Search this Thread: Advanced Search
Display Modes
Switch to Linear Mode Hybrid Mode Switch to Threaded Mode

27th July 2004, 11:25	#1
dRaakje Junior Member Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Netherlands Posts: 23	Actually, I'm using Xp also, but the first thing I do after I install Xp is turn of that f***ing teletubby theme and go back to classic windows. <RANT>That XP theme has larger controls, meaning less space left for the really important stuff (such as the source windows when I'm programming)</RANT> So, if you want to test yourself, go to your desktop properties and change from windows xp theme to windows classic theme, then you can see for your self (Might be a good idea to save your current theme first, so you can restore it later on) Oh, and since it's Windows Classic, it'll probably be using MS Sans Serif, 8 pts for the text. That's what windows usually uses everywhere else. Remco