Windows MakeUp
Version 2.0 final
Freeware
Free
1 downloads
Give your system a makeover with Windows Make-Up. This
free system-tray utility not only makes Windows better
looking, it makes it easier to use. The program lets
you change the appearance of various Windows objects
in
order to make them more intuitive and more attractive.
You can add icon-sized images like checks and "X"
symbols to Yes, No, OK, Cancel, and other buttons.
Enlarge File Dialog Boxes or keep them on top to make
them more useful. Make Combo Boxes bigger so they
reach
to the bottom of the screen. Place custom bitmaps in
the Start button and taskbar. If you don't have
Windows
98, add a gradient to your title bars. A handy
hard-drive free-space indicator is available on the
program's system tray menu. Also included in the
archive is a beta version of DreamThemes, a visual
editor for nearly every aspect of your desktop, and
several sample graphics files.
free system-tray utility not only makes Windows better
looking, it makes it easier to use. The program lets
you change the appearance of various Windows objects
in
order to make them more intuitive and more attractive.
You can add icon-sized images like checks and "X"
symbols to Yes, No, OK, Cancel, and other buttons.
Enlarge File Dialog Boxes or keep them on top to make
them more useful. Make Combo Boxes bigger so they
reach
to the bottom of the screen. Place custom bitmaps in
the Start button and taskbar. If you don't have
Windows
98, add a gradient to your title bars. A handy
hard-drive free-space indicator is available on the
program's system tray menu. Also included in the
archive is a beta version of DreamThemes, a visual
editor for nearly every aspect of your desktop, and
several sample graphics files.
Program details
Publisher
Simone AvogadroE-mail
Contact the publisherHome page
http://www.wise-lab.it/WMUPlatforms
Windows 95<br>Windows 98<br>Windows NT 4.x<br>WindFile size
1240 KBFile date
7/4/2002License
FreewareExpiration info
Never ExpiresInstallation
Install & UninstallRecord updated
9/17/2002