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Thanks! Nice release!

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Kelsenellenelvian,

6.4 is a very nice release. The themes work better (no more missing example in Manual). I went back to the Evil_Vista. It looks good but still has the red x in a rectangle at the top center.

I forgot to replace your 7z.exe (32 bit) with mine and did my install test (just extract) and it did not work. I corrected it by copying my 7z.exe (64 bit) over the top of yours.

Thanks for your hard work...............John

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I determined what is causing the red x in a rectangle at the center top. The Evil_Vista theme does not have a Title.gif even though the wpi.htm file references one. The image on your website shows no title. I could not figure out what to remove in the .htm file so I created a 1x1 .gif and tried to match the color of the top bar. It looks a lot better without the red x.

John

Evil_vista huh? OK I will fix the main archive thanks for the heads up.

Also I am very happy you like the new release!

Ps to fix the theme good just delete lines 66-68 in the wpi.htm thats inside the theme folder...

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Kelsenellenelvian,

Thanks for your reply.

I had played with the wpi.htm, trying to put comment delimiters around the suspect code and inserting the line from the Vista .htm and kept getting strange looking top bars. I re-DLed the Evil_Vista and saw that you had removed the offending lines. It worked fine but I then inserted the line from Vista and I now have a title:

<center><font color=#FFFFFF size="6"><b>Windows Post-Install Wizard</b></font></center>

Thanks.

John

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