All but a couple of them worked fine this way. I've always applied the older themes with XP's and Vista's normal Theme drop downs. Milos M., you mean you run the 9x Themes.exe in Vista?!? That thing works? Heck, I never even copy that over because I've thought it was useless. Kind of like WindowBlinds on 98, but without the resource drag. I get that Beryl transparency and effects with a Windows 98 look. It's just as interesting to apply the Redmond themes on KDE in Linux. I don't run them for long, as they are kind of boring compared to new stuff like Aero Glass. You don't need to apply Windows Classic first as Vista will do that automatically. I Lost My Marbles Lyrics: Im giving everyone the creeps / My mom and dad say somethings wrong with me, yeah / I stayed in my room for two weeks / Now. When applying the themes, you can just run them like any Vista theme. Then I can activate the Wildlife screensaver and bam! There's that silly old Underwater screensaver.

I got the Kid's Plus! Demo package and I just extract the 2 Underwater files and the 2 Wildlife files to the System32 folder.

The Underwater screensaver can work, but not with those files.

All those folders include all the stuff from XP, Windows Me, and 98. Just about all the stuff looks like an original 98 install, but in Vista! I also copy the Windows/Media and the Web/Wallpaper folder over, as well as the few Plus!98 cartoon screensavers that work in XP and Vista. lose your marbles v expr verbal expression: Phrase with special meaning functioning as verb-for example, 'put their heads together,' 'come to an end. It was really something to see my Original Desktop Theme that I use to make before changing anything in 98. I do the same, being copying the Plus! Themes folder and the Lose Your Marbles game to XP, and now Vista. Go mentally deranged ye Go brainless ye Go whacky Go positively bonkers ye Go mad bro Lose yo marbles ye Go foolish. Yeah, I have fun with looking back that way.

Lose your marbles yeah