WindowBlinds 4.2

• Editor's Rating:

  4.0 stars

• Average User Rating:

  3.5 stars (out of 637 votes) Rate it!

• Downloads:

  14,709,588

• Operating Systems:

  Windows 2000, Windows XP

• Additional Requirements:

  Windows XP

• Limitations:

  Limited skinning capabilities

• Date Added:

  December 11, 2003

• Previous Versions:

  Select a version WindowBlinds 6.3 WindowBlinds 6.2 build 61 WindowBlinds 6.1 build 55 WindowBlinds 6.1 WindowBlinds 6.02 build 44x86 WindowBlinds 6.01 WindowBlinds 6 WindowBlinds 5.51 WindowBlinds 5.5 WindowBlinds 5.1 WindowBlinds 5.01 WindowBlinds 5 WindowBlinds 4.6 WindowBlinds 4.51 WindowBlinds 4.5 WindowBlinds 4.4 WindowBlinds 4.3 WindowBlinds 4.2 WindowBlinds 4.1 WindowBlinds 4.0 WindowBlinds 3.5 WindowBlinds 3.41 WindowBlinds 3.4 WindowBlinds 3.3 WindowBlinds 3.1A WindowBlinds 3.0 WindowBlinds 2.2 WindowBlinds 2.12 WindowBlinds 2.11 WindowBlinds 2.1 WindowBlinds 2.01 WindowBlinds 2.0 WindowBlinds 1.3 WindowBlinds 1.2 WindowBlinds 1.1 WindowBlinds 1.01 WindowBlinds 1.0 WindowBlinds 0.97 WindowBlinds 0.95 WindowBlinds 0.90 WindowBlinds 0.80 WindowBlinds 0.50 WindowBlinds 0.40

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Publisher's description of WindowBlinds 4.2

From Stardock:

Customize the look and feel of Windows 2000 or Windows XP with WindowBlinds. It can change virtually every aspect of the Windows GUI such as title bars, push buttons, the Start bar, radio buttons, scrollbars and more. WindowBlinds is what Microsoft, nVidia, ATI, Nintendo, and many other companies use to provide additional visual styles for Windows users. Try it for yourself. WindowBlinds 4.2 supports changing the toolbar icons in Internet Explorer and Explorer as well as changing the progress animations (copy, move, delete).

Editor's review of WindowBlinds 4.2

• 4.0 stars

• "Trick your ride"

• Reviewed by: CNET Staff
• Version reviewed: WindowBlinds 4.2

No matter what themes, backgrounds, or colors you choose, certain aspects of Windows always remain the same. WindowBlinds doesn't revolutionize the functionality of Windows XP, but it does give you more control over the cosmetics through themes that change the taskbar and windows within the operating system. You'll find very good integration with XP in this release, as configuration options are easily accessible from the Windows Display Control Panel. The new WindowBlinds also gets high marks for performance; we found the skins loaded seamlessly after a couple of seconds. A performance slider lets users with slower PCs choose a setting that won't interfere with the normal operation of their machines. This release offers a few interesting thematic options, such as iSkin, which portrays the look and window control buttons of the Mac interface while retaining the functionality of the Windows Start menu. If you want to edit the themes through the program, you'll have to install the publisher's SkinStudio. Bored Windows users might get a kick out of WindowBlinds.

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