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LIQUID - Version 3.5 - INFO
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Created by
SIMON EICHHORN - JokerSE
Pforzheim/Munich, Germany
E-Mail: info-is@in-file
Version 3.5
April 26th 2001
- Slight changes in transparency
- Better contrast
Version 3.0
November 27th 2000
- Added totally new transparency to the main window.
Looks like sunglasses on your desktop 8-)
- Redesigned Equalizer
- Changed some things in the playlist
Version 2.0
September 26th 2000
- I made an allover facelifting of Main Window, Equalizer
and Playlist
- Further improvements in transparency
Version 1.9
Juni 18th 2000
- Numbers in Main window look better now
- Improvements in transparency
- Improvements in playlist
Version 1.5
May 7th 2000
- Skin for AVS Window added
- some slight improvements
Version 1.1
April 9th 2000
- Some Improvements in the Main Window
Version 1.0 Released
March 30th 2000
As I planned to create a new Skin
for Winamp, I was Inspired by the
Skin "Pocketamp" (Gary Calpo).
Although the Basic Design is quite
boring, the excessive use of trans-
parency makes it look amazing. So I
decided to create a skin with a
similiar use of transparency, but
(I think so) better Design.
What you see is the result.
Send me your Comments !
Bye
SoundTech_v1.0
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Author : Jean-Paul Larrivee
Created: 07/09/2003
Contact: info-is@in-file
Home Page:http://www31.brinkster.com/stargazer3
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