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Perhaps the Reason Why This is The Last One ... - Version: 2.1, 9/7/2003 01:53PM PST
WCityMike
Wondering why this is the last version? I would imagine it's because of what the author talks about at this URL and at this URL.
10.2.6 seems OK as well - Version: 2.0.1, 5/20/2003 09:25AM PST
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scrypter
Just ignore the warning. At least it worked fine on my machine ;)
Thanks to the developer! I was missing interface buttons (close, minimize..) in Safari and other recently installed programs. This little app fixed it right. Now I can see the buttons!
Thanks to the developer! I was missing interface buttons (close, minimize..) in Safari and other recently installed programs. This little app fixed it right. Now I can see the buttons!
I think we're all going to miss Gordon and his efforts. I wouldn't have themed in the first place without some contingency, and in using AF, I'm glad I did --my fave is 'Smoothstripes' from Max Rudberg-- which is probably what Aqua -should- have been.
That being said, I hope Apple doesn't go out of their way to kill theming. I know a number of designers and power users who find it indispensible. Hopefullly someone will be inspired by Gordon's code and step up to the plate.