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Welcome, CodeCommunity members to a very special release. This pack contains 34 high quality, and low quality themes. I've created a few images showing you how some of them look. I'm posting this because there's another thread like this one which includes indirect advertising. This post contains a direct link.

Theme Examples:
Adobe Theme
Spoiler:
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Electric Theme
Spoiler:
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TeamViewer Theme
Spoiler:
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Somnium Theme
Spoiler:
[Image: DJvPd.png]

Insomnia Theme
Spoiler:
[Image: jlAHT.png]

All Theme Names:
Code:
Adobe Theme.
Advantium Theme.
Alpha Theme.
Beyond Theme.
Bullion Theme.
Classic Theme.
Cypher Theme.
Dark Matter.
Electric Theme
Flow Theme
Fusion Theme
Future Theme.
Genuine Theme
HackForums Theme
Insomnia Theme
Prime Theme
Purityx Theme
Red Dwagon Theme
Rockstar Theme
Simplistic Theme
Simply Gray Theme
Somnium Theme
Steam Theme
Storm Theme
Studio Theme
Teamviewer Theme
Tennis Theme
The Black Theme
The Blue Theme
The Green Theme
Themebase 1.5.1
Themebase 1.5.2
Thief3 Theme
YouTube Theme


Download Link:
http://www.mediafire.com/?jc4aa7e5j9bo678



TUTORIAL:

Okay, so first off, open the project you want to use. Once it has opened, RIGHT CLICK on Project and Add New Item like this:

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Once you've done that, select "Class" and rename "Class(number).vb" to "Themebase.vb". It should look like this:

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Now go into the pack of theme's I have listed here to download, and open up "Themebase 1.5.1.vb" in notepad. (I use 1.5.1 as I find it more stable than 1.5.2)
Once that's open, copy all of the code from the notepad, and replace it with ALL the code in the Themebase.vb on your project! Now, I'm hoping you don't need a picture for that part, haha.

Next, you're going to want to create another Class called "Theme.vb". (follow steps 1-2)
Once you've done that, find the theme you want to use, open it up in notepad, copy all of the code from it, and replace it with all the code from inside "Theme.vb".
Now that's done, I bet you're wondering why your theme options still aren't there, right? Well, in order for them to show up, you're going to have to run the application. Do that by either pressing F5 or press the little play button at the top of your project.

Once it's running, just go ahead and close it straight away. Now you should be able to see your theme form controls at the top of your project toolbox!

Let me know if anyone needs help with this.
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