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Friday, December 28, 2007

VistaMizer 2.2.1.0 (Codename X-Mas 07)

VistaMizer 2.2.1.0

With VistaMizer you can transform your Windows XP, MCE or Server 2003 into the look of Windows Vista. Therefore over 380 files with new Icons, pictures as well as videos are modified. This means that VistaMizer does not provide own files and change your system files. That has the advantage that VistaMizer works with each language and no changes of the language specifics are made. The installer is so developed that you have completely the change which will be modified and which not. Even if you select files, which are possibly not at all on your system available or not compatible, the application recognizes this and jumps over these. This ensures that the system does not become unstable because of wrong modification. After updates if your system data are overwritten, then a renewal of these is possible by using an extra program that is linked by the VistaMizer. The application examines thereby, which files are updated and re-modify only these. This means a very fast re-modification and it is always the current data in the Backup. However if the result of the installation should not assure to you, you have the possibility to get back the old system by an un-installation. If newer files are already present in the system by updates, this is recognized by the un-installer and only the modified files will be replaced.

Changelog: 2.2.1.0

* + Display error in system properties fixed


Homepage: http://www.public.sytes.net/hoefs/windows/vistamizer.php?lang=en

Download (21.61 MB): VistaMizer_2.2.1.0.exe - DDL

VistaMizer for Windows XP, Windows MCE und Windows Server 2003 (only 32bit Versionen)!

Rem: A new uxtheme.dll patcher is needed for windows xp sp3 (beta's and RC while uxtheme.dll is since the first internal bta from August not changed can guess it wont change in final). For now it must be patched possible manually.
Wish a styler will once work with 64 bit (windows xp 64 and windows svr 64 bit,...) include icon resources patching.

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