Skin Name: Hitman Contracts 2004
Author: JayEm Manchester, UK
This is the new and improved version of the Hitman Contracts skin for Winamp 2.9 and above.
I've made a lot of changes after reading some of the reviews published by downloaders.
One of the big things that downloaders didn't like was that a lot of the skin is very black.
My personal view is that only the greyscale colours match the Hitman theme, after all do you expect
an assassin to wear flourescent pink? Another issue was that the playlist editor was said to be too plain,
to rectify this I have added the scalpal which changes as you move from window to window. I have also made a few other
small changes like adding a unique mouse cursor and by changing some of the buttons.
This is a classic Winamp skin but I'll create a Hitman freeform skin just as soon as I find out how to and after my GCSEs are over.
More skins on the way.
Hitman and Hitman Contracts are
registered trademarks of Eidos Interactive
and IO Interactive.
Visit www.xtech.s5.com
Please can you notify me of any glitches, improvements or whatever you want to info-is@in-file
Thankyou
UK Rules
DiGiTaL AsSaSsInS
..::] shapely v.3 [::..
place the zip-file in dir
or extract the file to dir.
..::] what is skinn'd [::..
* main
* equalizer
* playlist
* minibrowser
* avs
* albumlist
* avs preset
* all windows shaded
..::] whats new [::..
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Skin Name: Hitman Contracts 2004
Author: JayEm Manchester, UK
This is the new and improved version of the Hitman Contracts skin for Winamp 2.9 and above.
I've made a lot of changes after reading some of the reviews published by downloaders.
One o ...
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it's host, Leo Laporte. It uses a lot of graphics
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used without permission, although I really don't
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