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MagicWTF
I'm skinning vista to look like OSX to see how convincing I can make it, what I need it someone with an iconmaker to make the apple icon the goes on the toolbar, I have the silver one for when it's clicked, but the black one is proving really hard to find, I'd make it but iconmakers all charge money for what tend to be really bad programs >.<, so if someone happens to have the icon, or could make it I'd be really grateful. also if anyone knows how to move the minimize, maxmize, and close buttons to the left it'd be helpful.


for anyone who's curious I can post a screenshot of what I have so far.


actually, here's some images =D I went with smaller ones, the actual size is 1280x800



Metuas
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Windows XP skinned for Tiger, with all freeware. I haven't done this in ages, so most of my good pictures are missing.

Tiger .msstyle VS
Samurize
RocketDock
nExplorer 1.9
MacSearch


Trillian 3 iChat skin
Safari close-minimize-maximize mod
iTunes multi-plugin

If you want it to seriously look like OS X, but don't mind dropping some cash, I'd recommed Object Desktop ($50). It provides you with several tools (WindowBlinds, ObjectBar, WindowFX, ObjectDock, and more) that let you radically change the appearance of Windows.

I haven't used Windows in months, so I'm sorry I can't be of more help, but as to your questions.
First off, you're going to need Lucida Grande. This is Mac OS X's main font; it's been plastered all over the internet.
Next you'll need a proper Mac OS X Leopard .msstyle.
Leftsider is a neat little tweak that moves the close-minimize-maximize to the left.
nExplorer is a very convincing Finder clone featuring column view.
Oh, and Mac OS X icon sets are everywhere on the internet.
MagicWTF
most of object desktop is free now, I used it for my logon, and startbar, yours looks awesome
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