/////ALPINE CDA-7965 TYPE RF
Brought to you by: Ray Agnes
Completion Date: 7/20/2000
CONTACT: info-is@in-file
SLOGAN: " 'Then I Let the Alpine Play' " [lyrics from Dynamite
Hack's song - "Boyz In The Hood"]
Hey Fella's,
This is a continuation, if you want to call that, of my
previous Alpine skin line. Actually its gonna be the last Alpine skin
I do so I hope you're not too disapointed with it. Yep, no updates,
so I give you my permission to update it yourself. HAHA! Anyways,
this skin was never suppose to happen but lookin' back at the previous
skin, I do agree that those buttons didn't fit. One little change of
the buttons and on come the rest of the goodies. A skin's gotta match.
And from there it all leads to this new one. Hmmmmmmm... I'm not gonna
list the differences w/ the old one, just trust me that even the Alpine
sign itself has changed. I do sincerely hope that whatever changes you
decide to make that you can atleast give me some feedback so I too can
see how it looks :) Again, cheers to the ALPINE WEBSITE >>> www.alpine1.com
--Marron e Dourado--
Finished in: Sunday, August 15, 2004 - Brazil
Made by: Rafaela (info-is@in-file)
Materials: Baseskin, Skinner, MS Paint
Featuring: Paine from Final Fantasy X-2
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