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Evgeny wrote:
These colours are the corporate colours of 1C company, so they can't be edited. (heywooood loves teh yelo) and then Sim wrote: Is it possible to turn off signatures of other posters, and if not, add it to forum's option/profile? ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- yes - except for mine and fly_zo's I agree 110%
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There is a ton of other forum layouts.............for this phpbb forum.
http://www.phpbb.com/community/viewforum.php?f=22
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Hey DKoor- true PHPbb, and SMF for that matter are forums with lots of varieties. Corporate culture often dictates a uniform look and feel to provide a cohesive, consistent message that is as identifiable with that corporation. As having done some contracts with corporate communications departments, I know first hand that some have what is known (unofficially) as "Branding Police" who enforce the company's look and feel, as well as educate staff designers and art directors as to what is acceptable and what is not.
More OT: Racing Simulator Cockpit with real forces Company http://www.force-dynamics.com/content/index.php Just imagine what they could do for aircraft sims like this one!
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