Win 98 REMIX

Bespoke, not 4 sale

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So me n' Vampy did this li'l thingy, not our usual crazy sh... But still Real cool huh ? ^_^  

WIN 98 REMIX 4 Solforo

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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Glad you two could do the right DPI images Andy. Looks fine. :-)

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Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting LightStar, reply 1

Glad you two could do the right DPI images Andy
Vampy says THANX Tom ! <3   (She did all the foot werk as she is so good at)

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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top

People must either HATE this...or are officialy Dead :'( SOME comments (No offence 2 lightstar) should have generated ??? X|  

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Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Very well done. Captured the look of 98 very well. Some will like the retro look, others maybe not. I like it a lot.|-)  

Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Windows 98 .....think of all the people who weren't even born then...;)

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Reply #6 from WinCustomize Forums Top

LOL Very good Jafo!:rofl:  

Reply #7 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Honestly I always customized my classic style to be all black back in the day. Never used the gray look it had by default.

Reply #8 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Tbh, never liked the look of W98...but the image work is truly excellent. Excellent job on the DPI, Vamps. :congrat:  

Reply #9 from WinCustomize Forums Top

Quoting neone6, reply 3

People must either HATE this...or are officialy Dead :'( SOME comments (No offence 2 lightstar) should have generated ??? X|  

I love yours and Vamps stuff, you know that better than any other Master Skinner here mate, but the nostalgia thing has never been for me, give me the latest stuff anytime, I am actually one of those who is old enough to have  used Win 98, all those beeps and whistles while A Dial Up Internet Connection moves slowly along was painful considering now i have Gigabit Broadband and my PC flies both internally and on the Net.

I know the work you have both put into this is Top Notch As Always, just not for me.

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Quoting naroon1, reply 9

I know the work you have both put into this is Top Notch As Always, just not for me.
Old post so No worries man, I know you're a Fan and Thanks for that. |-)  

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Quoting naroon1, reply 9
I am actually one of those who is old enough to have  used Win 98, all those beeps and whistles while A Dial Up Internet Connection moves slowly along was painful considering now i have Gigabit Broadband and my PC flies both internally and on the Net.

I'm old enough to have been around for Windows 3.1 and before that DOS 5.0 and even DOS 4.5!^_^ But I was pretty proud of the fact that I knew my way around those OS's when you had to actually know the commands to get by; no pointing and clicking, and dragging and dropping back then! I believe I had a USRobotics 2400 baud dial up connection. Ah, those were the days! :grin:  

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Quoting The-Reaper-Man, reply 11


Quoting naroon1,
reply 9
I am actually one of those who is old enough to have  used Win 98, all those beeps and whistles while A Dial Up Internet Connection moves slowly along was painful considering now i have Gigabit Broadband and my PC flies both internally and on the Net.



I'm old enough to have been around for Windows 3.1 and before that DOS 5.0 and even DOS 4.5!^_^ But I was pretty proud of the fact that I knew my way around those OS's when you had to actually know the commands to get by; no pointing and clicking, and dragging and dropping back then! I believe I had a USRobotics 2400 baud dial up connection. Ah, those were the days! :grin:  

I think the first Computer of sorts i owned was The Amstrad 464 , using a Tape Deck, Win 95 and then 98 did seem like an upgrade back then.

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Quoting The-Reaper-Man, reply 11

I'm old enough to have been around for Windows 3.1 and before that DOS 5.0 and even DOS 4.5! But I was pretty proud of the fact that I knew my way around those OS's when you had to actually know the commands to get by; no pointing and clicking, and dragging and dropping back then! I believe I had a USRobotics 2400 baud dial up connection. Ah, those were the days!  

I'm old enough to have been around Fortran and punch cards...;)

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Quoting Jafo, reply 13
I'm old enough to have been around Fortran and punch cards...;)

Well, it looks like you definitely have me beat! B) Not to mention all the other young pups around here! ^_^  

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Quoting Jafo, reply 13

Fortran and punch cards

You got me too Jafo, not saying i was not around but was probably Fighting In Africa at that time, If a Camp or Base was big enough, they did have an Intel Tent or Room, seen the kit there but never used it, we left that to the spooks.