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There is a bang command that stores your current system settings to an rc file (making theme-creation much easier).
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Also, there is a bang command that disables the use of visual styles (XP and later) if you have used the rc command "ecskeepvisualstyles" (see RC commands) while loading/recycling litestep.
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The following bang commands can be used to change a system color. They expect regular hexed rc-color-formats.
I also implemented the Microsoft stubs (stub = other name, same function) for you.
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The following bang commands can be used to change nonclientmetrics. They expect a single numeric value.
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Note that font names always have to be quoted and that they may not exceed 32 chars in length (which is defined by Microsoft).
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And then there are the values which only expect a boolean (so 0 or 1).
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Last but not least, the following bang commands can be used to change some nonclientmetrics in a more powerfull combination.
Format them like this: !bang [fontname] [height] [weight] [italic]
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Now, on to the icons. These bang commands allow you to set the icon spacing. They expect a single numeric value.
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This bang command allows you to toggle the icon title wrapping. It expects a boolean (so 0 or 1).
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As you might have expected, you can change the icon font too.
Note that font names always have to be quoted and that they may not exceed 32 chars in length (which is defined by Microsoft).
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The following icon font related bangs expect a single numeric value.
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And this one a boolean (so 0 or 1).
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The following bang commands can be used to change the icon font in a more powerfull combination.
Format them like this: !bang [fontname] [height] [weight] [italic]
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