Using Rainmeter to beautify the Windows 7 interface

Although the AERO of Windows 7 is already very beautiful, but for those who like to pursue the ultimate, only the interface like Apple OS can be called beautiful. Is there a way to make a big change to the Windows 7 interface? Here is a tool for everyone: Rainmeter, use it, you can make Windows 7 make a face-lift, even more beautiful than the Apple interface!

Step 1: After running the program after installation, the program will automatically turn the desktop into its own theme, right click on the program icon in the system tray area (drop icon), in the pop-up right-click menu Configs ( In the configuration item, select items such as Arcs, Enigma, and Gnometer. In the cascading menu that appears, we will see a number of items with the suffix INI. They are actually various plug-ins that the program can display on the desktop. If you want to manually add plugins to your desktop, just click on the appropriate plugin to apply it to your desktop. For example, if you want to add a note plugin to your desktop, you can select “Configs→Gnometer→Notes”, and then select the plugin style you like in the cascading menu, such as Large.ini (large) or Normal.ini (standard). .

Step 2: Right click on the plugin and there are two items in the pop-up context menu: Position and Transparency. By selecting these two items, we can Set the display position and transparency of the plugin.

Step 3: In addition, if you feel that the plugin skin that comes with Rainmeter is not satisfactory, you can also download it from the Internet and use it. Beautiful plugin. The method is as follows: After downloading, extract the plug-in package to the “C:Users user name DocumentsRainmeterSkins” directory (where C is the system partition drive letter), and then directly call it in the “Configs” menu by using the method described above.