Again, happy to include if Mods say it's OK.
3D borders on immersive menus: you need a registry edit to recreate this. Search for Windows 98 Scaled by rdtg in the IconPackager section. You can find this awesome set here on WinCustomize. Again, Classic Shell Explorer toolbar with custom icon. The little black Windows watermark in Explorer. Not sure if I'm allowed to upload/link this to WinCustomize. A "modernised" classic version, that adds very few and very subtle modern elements, such as mouseover highlights. A fully recolourable UI - so you can recreate that hideous Eggplant colour scheme Windows used to have! This is very much a first attempt/work in progress, so some items may be missing (please comment below and I'll attempt to fix). I have done my utmost best to remain as faithful as possible to the original Windows 98 standard theme, including the exact colour codes used, with some licence to change things that simply would not look good with the way Windows 10's UI is structured. This is my very first attempt at WindowBlinds skinning. It might also interest you (and others here) to know that the assorted tip feature (starting with "Click here to begin") in the Chicago Beta 1 series of builds (most notably Build 122) was later seperated from the taskbar and reintegrated into the "Welcome to Windows 95" application (having almost certainly been merged with the "Welcome to Windows" box that appears on the first boot after such Chicago Beta 1 series builds as Chicago Build 122 before the shell loads), though even as late as Windows 95 OSR 2.1, you will see a more recent attempt at the "Click here to begin" message with a slightly more modern look whenever the EXPLORER.EXE shell is abruptly executed.Īlso, as far as I know, Windows 95 OSR 2.5 and later, or installations of Windows 95 up to OSR 2.1 as well as installations of Windows NT 4.0 up to Service Pack 3 that were installed together with the updated shell from Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher did not have the "Click here to begin" feature at all, since it was not a charactoristic found in the updated web integrated versions of the Windows shell files from what I've seen before.I was quite disappointed when I learned that Microsoft removed the ability to apply the classic Windows 9x theme to Windows 10, and all the themes attempting to recreate it I found on the Internet were juuuuust not quite perfect. (or was it win98?)Actually, the actual message was "Click here to begin", and was first featured in "Chicago" a few months before the name was changed from Windows 4.0 to Windows 95 in August 1994, with the earliest build publically available to have this minor charactoristic being Build 122 from June 10th, 1994. Remember to add that horrible "Click here to star!" arrow that points to the start button These days everything is just pastel and shiny or glossy, no contrast.
Oasiz wrote:Ah, I liked the solid, bright contrasts.
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