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DarkShdw91 — Sonic The Hedgehog HD Theme
Published: 2010-12-01 22:32:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 11215; Favourites: 23; Downloads: 4154
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Description
Here's a (mostly) custom made HD theme pack of Sonic The Hedgehog.This theme pack contains:
- a custom wallpaper (shown in the preview) in 1920x1080 and 1440x1080 resolutions;
- slightly modified standard Windows cursors;
- NiseSegaSonic, Press Start K and Tahoma fonts;
- custom My Computer, My Documents, My Network Places and Recycle Bin (empty and full) icons;
- a custom profile picture;
- Slightly modified and compiled screensaver image pack with 17 images;
- the Royale visual style along with the Uxtheme Patcher in case you have not yet patched the uxtheme DLL file to work with third-party visual styles;
- some sounds from the original Sonic The Hedgehog game; and
- a custom Firefox Personas theme based on this theme.
You can customise this theme to whatever you want and please read the enclosed readme document for more information.
Thanks!
"Sonic" and related characters and content are trademark(s) and/or copyright(s) of Sega.
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Click the download link on the page, should be next to the screenshot image. You'll also need an program like 7-zip to extract the 7z file downloaded. From there, just follow instructions to setup the uxtheme patcher included and setup to how you'd like.
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How does one download this theme pack?...
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Download link is on the page, you'll need 7-Zip or another archive app to extract the 7z file downloaded.
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Ok..but where on the page?...it's not in the disc of the photo..is it the 'download' bar thats on the side that I clack on?
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Yes, click on that bar.
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Since I guess you are using Windows XP...
1) Extract/copy the sounds to a folder for where you want to keep the sound files for your theme, I'd recommend putting them in the "C:\WINDOWS\Media" folder.
2) Open the "Control Panel".
3) Click on the "Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices" item.
4) Click the "Change the sound scheme" item, you should then be in the "Sounds and Audio Devices Properties" dialog on the "Sounds" tab.
5) In the "Sound scheme" drop-down list, select the "No Sounds" option.
6) In the "Program events" list-box, select a sound event, select "Browse...", find the folder where you put the sounds (if necessary), browse for and select the file you want to open that matches the event name within the file name (e.g. the sound file for the "Asterisk" event should be "STHHD-Theme_Asterisk-Sound.wav", "Critical Battery Alarm" = "STHHD-Theme_Critical-Battery-Alarm-Sound.wav", "Critical Stop" = "STHHD-Theme_Critical-Stop-Sound.wav", and so on), and select "OK". Repeat this process until all the available sounds for the theme are matched to the events.
7) Once you've been through all the sounds that match their events, select the "Save As..." button under the "Sound scheme" section, give the scheme a name (e.g. "STHHD"), and select "OK".
8) When all done, select "Apply" then "OK".
Hope this helps.
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yaaay!!! my pc now is cool
thanx for the theme!!!
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your very welcome and thanks for the fav
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