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Old 02-09-2010, 05:12 PM
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Re: Extract Theme Files
Get started making your own. There is no way to alter the theme with just the code files, you need the .thm file. What I did to get started was pay one of the theme developers to modify one of his to my request and paid a little extra for the rights to the theme including theme file. He was gracious enough to do it and I went from there to modify and learn by unpacking.

You can do the same by messing with the sample themes that come when you load up themebuilder 5.
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