Skin: How to Use Rainmeter

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Part 1of 3:

Installing Rainmeter

Download Rainmeter fromhttps://www.rainmeter.net/.
The Rainmeter application is simple enough to install. Just keep pressing "Next" when in doubt.
You have successfully installed Rainmeter. A huge collection of skins should appear on your desktop.

Part 2of 3:

Installing a Skin

Download a "skin". By the Rainmeter terminology, skins can be compared with widgets. Skins come in many styles, most new ones have a.rmskin extension.
Click on the skin to install the skin. The installation window is a single-click job.
Right Click on any skin on your desktop(which were there after installation). In the Right click menu, select: Right Click>Skins>NAME_OF_SKIN_PACK>Skin_name.
A new skin should pop up. You can drag it around.

Part 3of 3:

Deleting a Skin

Right click on the skin.
Select "Unload Skin" from the menu.
The skin should be removed.

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