>>>> Hi,
>>>>
>>>> There's a rather glaring error in the installation of the Zune theme
>>>> that
>>>> causes such things as Windows Explorer's Places Bar (i.e., the left
>>>> side
>>>> of
>>>> the window with common tasks, when the Explorer Bar is closed), as
>>>> well as
>>>> Control Panel's Places Bar and Category View (i.e., the left and right
>>>> sides
>>>> of the window), to have only white backgrounds, rather than correctly
>>>> displaying the theme's dark gray, light gray, and orange colors.
>>>> These
>>>> are
>>>> among other anomalies found elsewhere.
>>>>
>>>> Unless the sub-directories are correctly placed, which the installer
>>>> doesn't
>>>> do, you will only get part of the theme. (As in the Aero theme in
>>>> Vista,
>>>> even though only one color scheme is defined, the Theme Management
>>>> Service
>>>> still needs its sub-directories, and its resources, in the right
>>>> places).
>>>>
>>>> To correct this, on your desktop, create a new folder called Shell,
>>>> and,
>>>> within this new Shell folder, create another new folder called
>>>> NormalColor.
>>>> Go to C:\WINDOWS\Resources\Themes\Zune and drag the new Shell folder
>>>> into
>>>> the Zune folder. Then Cut shellstyle.dll in the Zune folder, and
>>>> Paste it
>>>> into
>>>> the NormalColor folder, so that you end up with
>>>> C:\WINDOWS\Resources\Themes\Zune\Shell\NormalColor\shellstyle.dll, and
>>>> NOT
>>>> C:\WINDOWS\Resources\Themes\Zune\shellstyle.dll. To re-apply the
>>>> theme,
>>>> you
>>>> can double click on C:\WINDOWS\Resources\Themes\Zune\zune.msstyles.
>>>>
>>>> Making the corrections as shown above does make a world of
>>>> difference! Oh, and gas the Zune wallpaper. Try something from
>>>>
>>>>
http://www.rcgroups.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=772872
>>>>
>>>> if you'd like some sort of wallpaper to go with the Zune theme.
>>>>
>>>> Hope this helps,
>>>> Dean
>>>>
>>>> Postscript: The only oddity that I see in the Zune theme is that the
>>>> separators in the toolbars of Internet Explorer (6 SP2), Outlook
>>>> Express,
>>>> and
>>>> Windows Explorer are missing, unless this is "by design"...
>>>>
>>>>
>>>> "Carey Frisch [MVP]" wrote:
>>>>