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This is my third skin.
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All windows skinned.
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Visualization options:spectrum an.
preferibly in line style with peaks.
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I also made animated
cursors.
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I included in the .wsz
file an avs preset.
To see it rename the .wsz
file to .zip file and
extract ''Steel.avs''in
your avs presets folder.
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This skin it's very
different from the others
i made.Infact i made it
all by hand and only for some
particoulars i used
skinamp.
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I want to thank the
creator of
skinamp,Dr.Algebra,'cos
that program it's very
useful!
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For comments,suggestions
or questions mail me to:
info-is@in-file
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You can distribute this
skin,but please don't
modify it!
ENJOY!!!!!!
By Gab 2001
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VERSION HISTORY:
----------Steel-v.1.03-------------
Finally also skinned
MikroAmp.
Dec.2001
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----------Steel-v.1.02-------------
Skinned also the avs window.
Dec.2001
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----------Steel-v.1.01------------
All windows skinned except
avs and MikroAmp.
Animated cursors included.
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