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If you want to replicate it, I should tell you about the start button.
Rainmeter does not have any way to get rid of it, or just show the start button, so I had to use a program called Taskbar Eliminator which can be found and downloaded here: http://aviassin.wikidot.com/taskbareliminator
The replacement for the taskbar does not function entirely like a taskbar in that I can only launch the applications. I do not know enough about rainmeter to make it function the way the taskbar normally does. Instead I use the Alt-Tab function to switch through minimized windows. The big clock in the center also displays ram and cpu usage. The little 'PM | 2.53' always sits above windows so I can always see the time. I had to create the steam, skype, and msn icons for the launcher as well. This can be done in Photoshop just by googling the icon, putting it on a transparent canvas of 128x128, and turning up the brightness to full. There are a lot of other Rainmeter functions (like calenders, weather, and live feeds from any compatible site) which I do not use because they clutter on my sized screen but may prove useful to another.
I gather that you are savvy in all of this murpo, but should you need any help, give me a shout!
Rainmeter does not have any way to get rid of it, or just show the start button, so I had to use a program called Taskbar Eliminator which can be found and downloaded here: http://aviassin.wikidot.com/taskbareliminator
The replacement for the taskbar does not function entirely like a taskbar in that I can only launch the applications. I do not know enough about rainmeter to make it function the way the taskbar normally does. Instead I use the Alt-Tab function to switch through minimized windows. The big clock in the center also displays ram and cpu usage. The little 'PM | 2.53' always sits above windows so I can always see the time. I had to create the steam, skype, and msn icons for the launcher as well. This can be done in Photoshop just by googling the icon, putting it on a transparent canvas of 128x128, and turning up the brightness to full. There are a lot of other Rainmeter functions (like calenders, weather, and live feeds from any compatible site) which I do not use because they clutter on my sized screen but may prove useful to another.
I gather that you are savvy in all of this murpo, but should you need any help, give me a shout!
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