+++++ Banana Split v1.0 +++++
+++++ for WinAmp v2.x +++++
Released: 27 March 2002
Designed and Created by:
Gav Castle
Only my second completed WinAmp v2.x skin.
Banana Split is not a full 3D skin but uses bevels and little shadowing to created a 'flat-3D' look and feel.
Concept started back in August 2001 but shelved after not even completing main window but, thankfully, finished off in March 2002.
Created with JASC Paint Shop Pro.
Version 1.0
- All windows skinned
- [Main, Eq, Pl, MB & AVS]
- No cursors
- No bugs found
Feedback very much welcome on info-is@in-file
Even try MSN Messenger in that address.
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Skins: click on 'Freeware'
E-mail: info-is@in-file
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Gav
; it all started with a small picture from the I-net site of Philips...
; the result was achieved after many, may hours!
; info? info-is@in-file
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