Updated 6/10/99 (V4.0). Thanks again to Cyber Taco for more improvements! Most recent changes:
* Renamed icons to more
meaningful names.
* Changed "Program Crash" sound from Alert to Uh-Oh! (I just had to ;-)
).
* Set Ringin and Ringout sounds to standard Windoze ding sound.
Cyber Taco updated made with
version 3.0:
* Implemented the fixes that applied to the last file.
* Rigged most of the files to go into a subdirectory of the Themes
directory, so they can stay seperate from the general mish-mash usually
seen
in a person's themes directory. Only the .theme file goes directly in
the
themes directory, the rest goes into Themes\TI-994A.
* Changed the default window color from bright white to light grey, to
reduce eyestrain.
* Changed the screen saver from none to Flying Through Space.
* Changed the good TI beep from being the Menu Popup sound to being the
Menu Command sound.
* Set the cursors to go with it to a pleasant 3D look with animated
hourglasses.
* Removed long file names on files that fit the Dos 8.3 format anyway.
* Packaged the theme into a self-extracting zip. The theme selector
runs after unzipping the
files, with the TI theme sitting in the preview window.
* Changed the icon in the self-extractor from the default ZipMagic one
to a
cool little TI icon.
Updated 2/24/99 (V2.0). Thanks to the assistance of Curt Raymond, the icons have been changed so that their backgrounds are now transparent.
I plan make improved versions of this theme. If you're interested, subscribe to my newsletter- I'll make mention of it there when I do.
In order to use this theme, you will need to be running either Windows 95 or Windows 98. You will also need to use Microsoft Plus! or another program which can load themes.
Download The Theme:
Download the TI-99/4A theme V4.0 -217 KB
Go to the Windows 95 startup screen page.
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