Sup,
Is it possible to import Vista's new AERO Glass function into XP? I would
like to try Aero on XP (not Vista) as a theme... If this is possible, could
anyone using Vista please find out how big this folder/files may be?



I think that testing Aero on XP may be more safer/stable than on Vista. But
nobody knows... XP might not even try running AERO without the proper
registry keys and files....

Replies would be greatly appreciated!!

Not possible as far as I know.

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"KyuHan Kyeong - SushiMAN" <kyuhankyeong@gmail.com.(donotspam)> wrote in
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> Sup,
> Is it possible to import Vista's new AERO Glass function into XP? I would
> like to try Aero on XP (not Vista) as a theme... If this is possible,
> could
> anyone using Vista please find out how big this folder/files may be?
>
> I think that testing Aero on XP may be more safer/stable than on Vista.
> But
> nobody knows... XP might not even try running AERO without the proper
> registry keys and files....
>
> Replies would be greatly appreciated!!
>

Can't be done. Aero is not a theme, it's part of the whole new graphical
subsystem of Vista (avalon) which XP does not support at this time and I
doubt it's going to be ported to XP.

"KyuHan Kyeong - SushiMAN" <kyuhankyeong@gmail.com.(donotspam)> wrote in
message news:568A8D9F-C51D-4955-9BAB-15D2ECC5DDA8@microsoft.com...
> Sup,
> Is it possible to import Vista's new AERO Glass function into XP? I would
> like to try Aero on XP (not Vista) as a theme... If this is possible,
> could
> anyone using Vista please find out how big this folder/files may be?
>
> I think that testing Aero on XP may be more safer/stable than on Vista.
> But
> nobody knows... XP might not even try running AERO without the proper
> registry keys and files....
>
> Replies would be greatly appreciated!!
>