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Adobe Flex Interface Customization - Themes, Styles, Skins

One of the great things about Flex is that you get to spend most of your time working on the business logic and workflow, and less on the cosmetic aspect. This is because the Flex default's look-and-feel is great! The only problem of course is that most people won't spend much time customizing the look, resulting in many Flex apps looking the same. In Flex 1.5 many folks customized the color scheme, but few ventured into modifying the actual skins of the components.

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#6	WebDDJ Duty Online Editor commented on the 14 Aug 2006 Please go right ahead, Dreamer. Perhaps you would post the URL back to this thread too - thanks!! Web Developer's & Designer's Journal SYS-CON Media
#5	Dreamer commented on the 14 Aug 2006 wonderful post. I am a Chinese.Can I translate this post into Chinese and publish on the web?Of course,with links to the original post. I want more people to know Flex.Thanks
#4	SYS-CON India News Desk commented on the 10 Aug 2006 One of the great things about Flex is that you get to spend most of your time working on the business logic and workflow, and less on the cosmetic aspect. This is because the Flex default's look-and-feel is great! The only problem of course is that most people won't spend much time customizing the look, resulting in many Flex apps looking the same. In Flex 1.5 many folks customized the color scheme, but few ventured into modifying the actual skins of the components.
#3	SYS-CON Italy News Desk commented on the 9 Aug 2006 One of the great things about Flex is that you get to spend most of your time working on the business logic and workflow, and less on the cosmetic aspect. This is because the Flex default's look-and-feel is great! The only problem of course is that most people won't spend much time customizing the look, resulting in many Flex apps looking the same. In Flex 1.5 many folks customized the color scheme, but few ventured into modifying the actual skins of the components.
#2	Web Developer's & Designer's Journal commented on the 9 Aug 2006 One of the great things about Flex is that you get to spend most of your time working on the business logic and workflow, and less on the cosmetic aspect. This is because the Flex default's look-and-feel is great! The only problem of course is that most people won't spend much time customizing the look, resulting in many Flex apps looking the same. In Flex 1.5 many folks customized the color scheme, but few ventured into modifying the actual skins of the components.
#1	Web Developer's & Designer's Journal commented on the 9 Aug 2006 One of the great things about Flex is that you get to spend most of your time working on the business logic and workflow, and less on the cosmetic aspect. This is because the Flex default's look-and-feel is great! The only problem of course is that most people won't spend much time customizing the look, resulting in many Flex apps looking the same. In Flex 1.5 many folks customized the color scheme, but few ventured into modifying the actual skins of the components.

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