Seven Transformation Pack download
The long wait is over! Seven Transformation Pack has been released by WindowsX. The Se7en Transformation Pack (STP) will replace many of the resources in Windows XP/Windows Server 2003 for them to look like Windows 7.
Seven Transformation Pack Keynotes:
- New 3rd-party applications
- ViGlance - Windows 7's Superbar emulation
- Improved 3rd-party applications
- ViStart - build recompile in native mode increasing its performance with Windows 7 skin
- TrueTransparency - Improved stability with version 1.0 plus SevenStyle's skin
- Automatic theme applying - Setup now applies themes automatically without user's interaction after restart
- Multi-user Login UI support - Allowing to see user accounts in horizontal view with multiline support
- Setup personization - Allowed ViSplore and WinFlip and support load/save configuration
- Superbar tweaks - Get Superbar UI with registry tweaks
- Boot screen
- Welcome Screen / Logon Screen
- New msstyles files (visual styles)
- New desktop and file icons
- New toolbar icons
- Progress Dialogs
- Sounds scheme
- System Tray icons
- New Wallpapers
- Some Windows 7's popular features
- And much more
Alternate links:
Download from RapidShare
Download from MediaFire
Screenshot:
Bonus exclusive download:True Transparency for Seven Transformation Pack has been included in the package with two new skins available - CXP and SevenStyle. Both of these skins offer a dark font for the window header, which is only good for light backgrounds. For dark backgrounds, download the AeroStyle skin and put it in the Skin subfolder of True Transparency usually located at C:Program Files.
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Initial review on the Se7en Transformation Pack:
While the STP has shown stability and usability, it is the 3rd-party applications, at least two of them, that are messing things up.
- The Rainbar interferes or interrupts if you are playing PC games. Preference: Do not install or activate.
- True transparency is still buggy and slow. Even if my machine's display is powered by a 1GB hyper-memory video card, the transparent window border doesn't disappear on screen immediately after it is being minimized.
