The brand new Doctor Who desktop theme has finally materialized!

• Installation
• Credits
• Feedback

1.    I used Winzip 6.2 for the file compression and I was able to save the correct directory settings. If you have a version of Winzip that can place the files in their proper directories, all you have to do is decompress the files in your hardrive.
      I can say from experience that this does work succesfully if you have the proper software, but I can't make any guarantees. If you are uncertain about this, I highly recommend using installation procedure 2.
    
2.    Decompress the DW_Theme.zip file in a temporary directory, and then move the files in the following manner:
   • move the Doctor Who (High Color).Theme file to the folder Program Files/Plus!/Themes
   • move the Doctor Who screensaver.scr to your Windows folder
   • create a folder entitled "Doctor Who Theme Files" and move all of the remaining files into that folder

At this point, in either procedure, you should be able to select the Doctor Who Theme from your Desktop Theme applet found in the Control Panel.

Thanks for coming to visit and/or downlading the MS Plus Doctor Who Theme. A lot of time was spent developing a great and efficient desktop theme. Many sources were also used in creating this theme and I'd like to quickly recognize those that have made this theme possible.

Chris Sutor

I'd like to thank him for allowing me to use one of his brilliant creations for the desktop wallpaper. Visit Chris's web site, Fluid Links, to see other 3D graphics of Doctor Who items. (Please note: All of Chris Sutor's work is copyrighted material. **At this time Chris's web page is being moved. As soon as his page finds a spot you'll be able to get to his page.

Doctor Who Wav Archives

Great site for Doctor Who sounds.

MS Plus Themes Creation

Creating a desktop theme? Check out this site which proveds tips and tricks for making great desktop themes.

This free theme package is intended for Doctor Who fans' and desktop theme collectors' enjoyment. Doctor Who and all related items are the property of the BBC. (Hopefully, that should take care of the legal stuff.)

So, what do you think? Like it, don't like it, suggestions, etc. Tell me what you think.