A feature that provides an easy way to build a custom interface for things like music players on the Web. The designer creates a set of images, and then maps the images to player functions. An end user then plays the content using the buttons and controls that have been designed.
Graphical surface for MP3 (software) players. For WinAMP more than a thousand skins are existing (due to the fact that you can do-yourself skins with easy to use software). As well other software players like WPlay have the option to apply different skins. MPeX.net Player 1001 Winamp Skins
Refers to the various character pictures that player can use in a game, especially Quake 2.
A custom GUI (graphical user interface) designed for a specific media player.
A skin is a graphical surface. WinAMP, for instance, has thousands of skins. Other Mp3 players are catching up and allow users to choose from many skins.
Graphics files that customise the appearance of player models in-game.
A set of graphics such as buttons and icons that change the look of the browser
a collection of borders, buttons, colors, and other graphics that create an entirely new look for your Media Player
a collection of graphic and audio files that determine how the IncrediMail interface is going to look and sound
a collection of graphics designed to replace the default user interface graphics of a program
a collection of pictures containing all the different sections of a programs user interface in all different modes
a color interface of winamp eg
a customized graphic or User Interface (UI) that digital artists create to replace a computer program's default interface
a different set of graphics that changes the look and feel of the program
a graphical overlay for an application, such as Winamp
a graphic image file used to change the appearance of the user interface to a program
a graphic interface which covers something previously considered to be pretty unexciting
a graphic or audio file used to change the appearance of the GloPhone user interface
an alternate graphical interface for Pocket Tunes
a program that controls the appearance of Windows Media Player and includes some of the basic interface elements of the Media Player
a series of templates that control the appearance of the user interface, including the documentation files, topics page, utilities, and all message pages
a set of graphics that change the way a program window -such as the Windows Media/Movie Player- looks
a set of graphics used by an application to create it's appearance
a set of graphics used by an application to effect its appearance or user interface
a set of texture data that redefines the graphical look of the interface
a term defined in the gfxapi interface and is equivalent to an Ogre "material"
a two-dimensional graphic that is stretched over the three-dimensional wire frame of a character
set of graphic elements which allow to customize the appearance of an application interface.
A user interface that provides an alternative appearance and customized functionality for software such as Windows Media Player.
A graphics file that is used in conjunction with game characters to give them a special texture or "look." (4/99)
You can change all kinds of graphical elements of skin-enabled programs such as Winamp or Sonique by creating skins.
Interchangeable visual interface for Winamp.
A Skin is an exchangeable interface of the Content Management System. Various Skins are available in the system. With the Skin it is possible to respond to the specific requests of the user, who for example wants to access the system with PDAs, Mobil telephones or Braille-Displays.
graphics file that is applied to a model. each clan usually had their own skin to identify themselves in quakeworld. try the Book of Skins, or the skin factory
A skin is a user interface that provides an alternative appearance and customized functions for software. An example of a skin is Windows Media Player.
In computing, skins and themes are custom graphical appearances (GUIs) that can be applied to certain software and websites in order to suit the different tastes of different users. Such software is referred to as being skinnable, and the process of writing or applying such a skin is known as skinning. Applying a skin changes a piece of software's look and feel — some skins merely make the program more aesthetically pleasing, but others can rearrange elements of the interface, potentially making the program easier to use.
Skin is a short (48 pages) graphic novel written by Peter Milligan and drawn by Brendan Mc Carthy with colors by Carol Swain. It tells the story of a young skinhead, Martin Atchitson. Growing up in 1970s London with thalidomide-related birth defects, Martin attempts to deal with his disability and the world in general.