Wednesday, June 30, 2010

Make Windows XP Look like Apple Mac OS X Leopard with Transformation Pack

Last time i had written a article in which we had made Windows XP Look like Windows 7 which really worked perfect and gave the ultimate looks of a Windows 7 based computer and this time iam going to give you a link to such a application which would transform your total computer which would be Windows XP based and would look like as if you are running a Apple Mac OS X based computer.

Convert Windows Xp to Apple Mac OSX

Convert Windows Xp to Apple Mac OSX

The installation package would install all the required files automatically and after this a new Leopard-X visual style along with 4 different variations would appear ie
1. – Leopard-X visual style (4 variations)
2. – Leopard-X styler
3. – Leopard-X Mac search skin
4. – Leopard-X Dock skin
5. – Wallpapers

How to install:
To use this visual style you’ll need to patch your windows first. You need to download and install
Uxtheme Multi-patcher!
To do that follow next links:
For Windows XP – SP2:

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/UXTheme-MultiPatcher.shtml

For Windows XP – SP3:

http://www.softpedia.com/get/System/OS-Enhancements/SP3-UxTheme-Patcher.shtml

Upon successful installation, just unpack and install Leopard-X visual style!
Open Display properties/Appearance, and switch on Leopard-X visual style.
Then click Apply and this is it!

Full Screenshot Below :

Apple Leopard OSX

Apple Leopard OSX

Tips and tricks:
To make that window looks same as it is here presented in this promo pictures you’ll need to do the next: Activate status bar in explorer (explorer menu: view/status bar) and check it “on”!

Status Bar

Status Bar

The bottom status bar will appears. Then open display properties, switch on Appearance and from Color
scheme choose: Aqua or Graphite variation!

Windows Display Properties

Windows Display Properties

Aqua & Graphite light variations are built with the thinner frame which means that they don’t support rounded edges in the status bar. This is recommended variation if you do not use status bar! If you do, like here in this example, well then just use Aqua or Graphite color variation. Download and install Styler.

Styler Toolbar

Styler Toolbar

After installation you’ll need to activate Styler, and you can do that by calling the menu from the window.
Just click near the help menu with the right button and choose from menu StylerToolBar… The rest
should be unchecked (or hidden).

Leopard Styler

Leopard Styler

Then open Styler menu and from there hide menu in explorer! You can also enable windows shadow effect from there. Just check Desktop tab. This is what you should get at the end! Install XWindows Dock for full Leopard experience and even more.

It can do next things:
1. Real-time dock icons reflection
2. Real-time windows reflection
3. Applied dock icons shadow effect
4. Applied blur reflection effect
5. Icons positioning inside the dock
6. Stack video preview
7. Picture folder gallery preview
8. Advanced stack animations, and more…
And what is most important, user can manipulate and set all these elements separately

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