Silver is my most popular scheme. I first just updated it to Kaleidoscope 1.5, but decided to redesign it to take advantage of Kaleidoscope's new features and abilities.
Silver looks its best with applications that don't add anything to the actual scroll bar (it doesn't look to good with DoubleScroll or SmartScroll), or any application that places it's own 'message' bar next to the grow box (i.e. Navigator and Explorer).
Silver uses a 'fluid' technique that makes the scroll bars appear connected. I personally think that the 'fluid' technique is really cool.
I designed this scheme by hand, with the exception of the window buttons, which were provided by Dave <mailto:lewisda@tuns.ca>, author of Dave's Kaleidoscope Extra's. His scheme, Mercury, inspired me to create Silver.
Thanks to Albie Wong <http://www.albie.org/> who alerted me to a problem with Amelio, which made me check, and fix, the rest of my schemes.
I got another list of how to set the resource bits correctly, and updated Silver to reflect that list, so there should be no problems now. If there are, please let me know ASAP.
Thanks for trying Silver out.
Quentin
<mailto:qhill@plinet.com>
<http://www.plinet.com/~hill/kaleidoscope/>
The real fine print:
You may redistribute Silver on any medium for commercial uses (including, but not limited to: magazine/CD bundles, book/CD bundles, and archive CDs) with my permission. If you would like to post a copy of my schemes on a web site or on-line archive, you may do so with my permission. Any distribution must be made with the full archive, including any text documents, binary files, and executable files. To be sure you have the official package, visit <http://www.plinet.com/~hill/kaleidoscope/>.
