A NEWBie here

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hey i am a newb at this i really havnt gotten start on amything yet i have just been reading the forums and getting the program to change my windows theme. i would also like to make my own themes. ok just one quick question for you pros if i want to go back to the orginal windows xp theme could i or once i do this im stuck with it. just wanting to know and since i am a newb any advice on how to get started is thankful. think first i will just use a theme already made on here. then work my way up to making my own any tips from you pros?????
thanks and i hope to be posting some of my themes i made in the future.
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Reply #1 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Yes, you can go back to the default XP stuff. For example; if you're using LogonStudio, all you have to do is open the program, and click the "Restore default XP logon".

If you plan on uninstalling any of the programs, you have to make sure you revert "before" you uninstall the program(s).

Happy skinning!

Reply #2 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Xman-

I'm far from a pro.... but, these programs are great and no you are not stuck with it once you use them.... you can go back to Windows XP themes anytime you want without having to uninstall etc..

These programs are very user friendly and work like a charm on XP. Have fun!
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Reply #3 from WinCustomize Forums Top
when you install WB it will add custom buttons to your display properties and a tab for themes, if you decide to restore your desktop back to windows standard or classic desktop, select it from the menu, it will automatically load WB and or theme manager, from there, go thru each program in the managers list restoreing each, some or all back to winxp.
Reply #4 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Welcome to WC, xman5800!!
Reply #5 from WinCustomize Forums Top
Trust me...once you change your desktop with any of these programs...you won't want to change back.

And if you should try out the free programs first, and then decide to go with the full blown paid version...make sure you uninstall the free version "before" installing the paid version.