Assuming you are following the guide and taking preventions to protect your system's files and important data, let's get started with the guide. If you can make XP look like OS X why not Vista? Then let's make from Windows Vista, Windows iVista.
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Have you tried to get Windows Vista to look like Mac OSX? Are you one of those OSX GUI lovers? Well, you have probably been waiting for a guide that could provide you with every file, link, tip, and what not to acomplish your customization. The Windows Edge Team has been working on this guide for quite a while and today we are making it available to you after this long wait...
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Do you see that little icon in the Navigation Bar named "Guide"? Yes?, good - Don't even think about going there without making a full system backup and/or saving your important Data. Create System Restore points (Windows Vista creates System Restore Points automatically so you don't really have to worry about that anymore) and take all other precautions before going any further. That is going to be the most important thing you will be doing today!
