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ShapeShifter

Customize your OS X interface by changing menus and buttons.

Version: 2.5

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Fred D:

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Contributed by: Media Mogul Wednesday, December 03 2003 @ 08:23 PM PST

Product Platform: MacOSX

Used Product For: Over One Year

Recommend Product: NO

Turn your system's clock backwards to an acceptable time temporarily, using the system prefs. That aught to give you a testing grace period.

I hesitate to even give advice in this area, as I feel that the use of themes is never a good idea. Just keep in mind that if your system starts acting up, de-install your themes & theming applications (If you can of course) before you go blaming Apple or another 3rd party vender for erratic behavior.

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Turn back the clock - uh uh - Fred D.

Media Mogul - thanks for the advice, but I sync with Palm and iCal, etc. Turning back the clock could cause all kinds of collateral damage that doesn't make it worth it.

I used to use Kaleidoscope in OS9 quite successfully, chnaging the look routinely without problem. I've stayed away from theme changers until now, but decided to try Shapeshifter because I've had good luck with Unsanity's products. Oh, well. Thanks again.

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Thursday, December 04 2003 @ 08:59 AM PST