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Desktop Studio 1.1a

		License	Free to try
		Requirements	Windows 95/98/Me/NT/2000/XP, Visual Basic 6.0 Runtime Module
Downloads	317	Limitations	None
Publisher	RM Soft	File Size	1.3M
Date added	19 Apr 2002		Check your speed

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From the developer: "If you are bored of your computer, Desktop Studio can help you. With more then 50 item-sets included this program can change for you :WindowsXP Logon Screen, Logos, Wallpaper, Sounds, Theme, Screen Saver, Mouse Cursors, Icons and your created custom items (Internet Explorer Toolbar, Winamp Skin, Explorer Web Style and more) - Almost everything that your computer have. All of the items have their own change settings that can be changed by 1-999 boots, days or minutes. Most of the items can be previewed inside the program (Also THEMES and Screen Savers). To LOGO and WALLPAPER GIF, BMP and JPG formats are supported when any picture can be set as wallpaper and as logo on Single Click, Single(Double) Tray Icon Click or as specified in change settings. Build-In advanced tools such as: Import THEMES into your item's lists, Converting Pictures with SMART CONVERT, Checking your lists for invalid files and Changing TEXT of your desktop-icons with transparent feature. The next generation of RM Logo Changer Pro uses much low system resources with most advanced functions."

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