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I see why you've done this, and that's all fine. Personally, I feel it loses a lot of sharpness when enlarged and it is too large at my resolution. If you like it how it is, there's no problem at all though.

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Make sure that no extra folders are created when you unzip the archive. There must be only one sub folder under the skins-folder where the skin’s ini-file(s) are located.

A ......( thats where you open the folder up and go to skins.. it'll be underneath in a box.. it'll show which ones are installed )

After you refresh the calendar the skin should appear in the skin list. If that doesn’t happen check the Rainlendar’s log file for possible errors.

A.... ( Means click it off and restart it again.. your new skin should appear )



OR ANOTHER WAY IS ~


To install new skins (.r2skin) you can just drag and drop the file over one of the Rainlendar’s windows and it will be installed automatically. In Windows you can install the skin also just by double clicking it.

A... ( this may work, May not ).. never tried it this way YET~!


Note that if your web browser tries to suggest a different file extension for the new format skins instead of the ".r2skin" you need to rename the file back to its original form. But do this only if the original file had ".r2skin" extension. Renaming old format skins will not work.

A...( NOPE it wont.... if this isn't any help.. let me know.. i'll try to break it down further.....)