Name=Pastel-ified Theme
Resolution=1280x1024, 1440x900 & 1680x1050
Designer=RoadWarrior00
Contact=roadwarrior00@hotmail.com

[Description]
Pastel-ified is my second shot at theme designing.  Contains 1280x1024, 1440x900 & 1680x1050 versions.  My monitor doesn't do 1280x1024 or 1680x1050 resolutions so I placed
items based on windows in my graphics software at those resolutions.  Images should be close to correct position, but I have no way to
tell for sure so if any need to be adjusted for these resolutions, please let me know.

Was going for something somewhat unusual in colors that might be more pleasing for ladies.   HOPE A FEW PEOPLE LIKE IT!!!   ENJOY!!


Any problems or questions,  let me know at roadwarrior00@hotmail.com.



Theme Includes the following plugins:

   1)   Panel
   2)   Amonitor
   3)   AstAmp
   4)   MenuEx
   5)   Qlaunch
   6)   Aclock
   7)   Deskclock (Optional taskbar clock)
   8)   Standard Taskbar Clock  (Config file included if don't want to use Desktop Clock.)



To install the theme:

Make sure you have listed plugins installed in Aston. 
DeskClock v2.5.plg is incuded in zip in the "Plugins" folder.  Copy and paste 
it into your C:/Program Files/Aston/Plugins folder if not already there.

Once you've made sure all needed plugins are installed try just double 
clicking the ATZ file.  This will usually install and add themes to Theme 
Manager. If that doesn't work, follow steps below.


     1)  Copy and paste the .atz file into your Aston Themes folder.
         This folder is located at:   C:\Documents and Settings\YoURLOGINNAMEHERE\Application Data\Aston\Themes

           **NOTE:  The Application Data folder is a hidden system folder.
                    In order to view it you will need to go to My Computer.
                    Select the Tools tab from the top menu.  Then select 
                    "Folder Options" and then the View tab.  Under "Hidden 
                    Files and Folders" select "Show Hidden Files and Folders".  
                    Also scan down and UNCHECK "Hide Protected Operating System Files".
                    Hit OK.  You should now be able to view the Application Data folder.

     2)  Once you have pasted the .atz file into the Aston Themes folder, 
         just run the Aston Theme Wizard and the theme should appear as a 
         selection to use.



THANKS FOR DOWNLOADING AND I HOPE YOU ENJOY THE THEME!!!


ANY PROBLEMS, LET ME KNOW!!