Vista themes purple

I've tried looking on here. I saw Vista Plus but that's a completely different custom theme on it's own. To my knowledge, there are none. That's kind of the idea of using Windowblinds themes to NOT look like native Windows, and I would assume no-one saw any point in making a theme looking like a relatively new version of Windows that most people disliked. Just wait until it's not around anymore, then the retro Vista themes will pop up for sure.

That s the only one I can think of. Its vista, but they made it look broken, with broken glass etc I'm still checking daily for a Chicago theme for Curtains. I've seen it in screenshots as a theme for Curtains. Just haven't found it anywhere. Sometimes designer make styles that not for the public.

For whatever reason he have. I believe its best you PM Danilo directly. JanOscar reply 1 To my knowledge, there are none. LOL, that's literally what I use Windowblinds for is to make my machine look like other versions of Windows. Hope I'm not the only one. I agree it wasn't the most popular version but it holds a special place in me and I love the nostalgia, brings me back.

Vampothika reply 2 broken aero? Thanks so much. I'm currently using that Vista theme and it's awesome. Gonna check out that 7 one also. Just so you know, you aren't the only one. I use plenty of other cool Windows Blinds from Wincustomize, but sometimes I just want my computer to remind me of nostalgia.

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Dark Theme by Sonicdude41 The darker version of the Gray theme. Purple Theme with cubes. Some high quality glass styled graphics. Blends well with DarkWii. Looks like the System Menu Settings, with similar buttons and icons. Simple Windows 7 by Person66 A nice theme based on Windows 7. Wii Theme by exile A fairly simple Wii themed theme. Windows 9x Theme by Kargaroc A theme based on Windows 9x. Icons are original. Raphael Theme by picano A somewhat Yoshi's Island themed theme.

Galaga Theme by Greyscale A Galaga based theme. Halo 3 Theme by Stonga Halo 3 theme. Use red and blue and combine the colors to make purple. Then attach pipe cleaners to the sides of the frames and bend them to fit over the children's ears.

When they are done put a pinch of water on the filters and will create a pretty flower. Make a stem and some leaves. Have ready a number of small, purple felt pieces in many shapes and short pieces of purple yarn. Use the shapes and yarn to create monster faces on the felt circle. Your might give your monster three eyes, four pieces of yarn hair, no nose and six scraggly teeth. Let your children take turns describing the monsters your create, using the word 'purple' in their descriptions.

Then invite the children to make monsters of their own. Have the children mix it around inside the bag with their fingers until the purple magically appears. Put purple water in the water table. Have plenty of purple paper and colors at the art area. Make red and blue ice cubes using food coloring and water. Place one red and one blue in a ziplock baggie. Place it in the science area, as the colored ice cubes melt they create new colors. Have the children keep going back to check on the process!

Seal the bags closed. Then let the children squeeze their bags to mix the colors and create purple.

Then let the children take turns shaking the container until the milk and grape juice are well mixed. Pour into clear plastic glasses and serve. Makes 9 to 10 servings. Use Spray bottles to spray the KoolAid with water.