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I going to be unpopular with my comments, but, there is no badge of honor in spending more time on research than on productivity or enjoyment. This is not stem cell research, nor are we going where no man has gone before, nor, is this a secret society where entrance into the hood is earned by battle scars and grey hair. Common Problem: A user has downloaded a skin and wants to change font color on a dark skin from black to anything more visibl

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When Wincustomize.com started there were a few thousand 'refugees' from skinz.org who naturally had a year or two's prior experience with skinning so had no difficulty getting a handle on this site....as you'd naturally expect. Since then there's been perhaps 2 million 'newbies' who have braved the waters and not drowned,

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I'm glad to see a spark regarding my post. To A-67 & BoXXi, I truly admire your work. (No slight intended Fuzzy.) As a techno-analytical type I know that most answers/instructions/directions are embedded (somewhere) and I (perhaps we) have been trained to "search and conquer". In today's world we are in the minority BoXXi. Rightly or wrongly "taking the time to read, read, read" is typically not the preferred option. As a consumer, ev

Great GUI Interfaces...Lousy Newbie Interface in New Users WinCustomize Forums

An open message to All (or Anyone up the chain for that matter) The Good: Like a kid in a candy store, I've seen some of the most inspired artwork within these pages. The ability to visualize then create is a gift. Kudos to the functional artists who continue the revolution and evolution of Skinning. The Bad: It appears that SD/WC administrators have lost sight of target audience and best technique to reach them. The Point: T