[XPero]

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Looks like XPero forgot to post about the final version here. So I thought to edit his post tell about the release.
~Jatin
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Vize 1.0 Final!

Vize is a GUI enhancer for Windows Vista. It replaces most of the non-Vista icons, animations and bitmaps that Microsoft is still overlooking. Vize automates the process of replacing resources in system files, applying the real fit and finish to Windows Vista.

Features:
* Patches more than 70 system files with minimal user interaction.
* Updates tons of old resources still existent in Windows Vista coming from Windows 95/98/2000/XP.
* Gives Windows Vista the real fit and finish.
* And much more to come with every new version!

Download
Screenshots

Happy Vizing!

This post has been edited by Jatin: 02 January 2008 - 01:57 AM

[darkredbbb]

Finally!! I love this .. *downloading now* .. big thank u!!
oh this requires .NET Framework 3.5 .. okay am gonna be downloading that too

This post has been edited by darkredbbb: 08 September 2007 - 09:29 PM

[XPero]

No it shouldnt. That says the installer?

[darkredbbb]

XPero, on Sep 9 2007, 12:35 AM, said:

No it shouldnt. That says the installer?

Yes, it says:
This setup requires .NET Framework version 3.5 . Please install ... Would u like to download it .....

[XPero]

Fixed

[darkredbbb]

XPero, on Sep 9 2007, 01:10 AM, said:

Fixed

Nice .. downloaded it, installed it and it works great .. everything is patched and the icons look great .. thanks for this

[TituFama]

I've used Xpize for a while and I loved it. It's good to know that you are working on Vista now.

[timbertide]

Thanks for the release. I'll give it a try.

[Freka]

Thanks man, giving it a test run.

[TheGreenMan]

Nice program but I'll wait for the final version.

[marcolino]

Great app, XPero!

You did it, what Microsoft missed doing!!!

Why the hell, in Redmond they always forget to finish their work?

[XPero]

Version 0.4 out! Check it out.

[fromthehill]

before you use this program CREATE A RESTORE POINT

it first renames the selected system files and after that it creates the new ones
if creating those system files goes wrong (what happened to me) your computer will stop working

I tried it again on a virtual machine and it worked fine
looks great

[knightinarms]

Ok, so I installed and rebooted. And I've read that I'm not going to visually notice a change in the appearance on Vista, so what happened exactly. I understand it changed/updated some system files... but... like what?

Can I get some examples. Thanks. Just Curious.

[XPero]

http://vizeos.net/?page=screenshots