Ecs allows users to save and load (and fine-tune) the windows classic system settings, it's fonts and related settings as well as window-, caption- and bordersizes... The goal of ecs is to create an easy tool to exchange the visual look of the classic wi
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File released: /ecs/ecs 2.0 (sourcecode)/ecs_2.0_sourcecode.zip
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File released: /ecs/ecs 2.0/ecs_2.0.zip
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