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Give your Windows computer a macOS Leopard makeover by turning to this comprehensive software solution that can be easily installed

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Mac OS X Leopard for Windows is a collection of tools that were designed to turn your Windows computer into one that seemingly runs macOS, to be more specific, the Mac OS X Leopard edition.

Although at this point, this edition of Mac OS X is no longer bright and new (as a matter of fact, nowadays it would be called macOS Leopard), there are a lot of enthusiasts who would gladly install this total makeover pack on their computer, whether because they can't afford a Mac or they just want to try out a fresh look on their old machines.

Mac OS X Leopard for Windows is actually a theme for Windows, a collection of little tools that are meant to turn your lean mean Windows machine into a Mac in no time.

The pack holds a bunch of theme files, a Microsoft Styles file, the Rocket Dock utility and a bunch of Rocket Dock icons that are based on the default Mac icons, a Leopard mod pack for Windows XP (they didn't forget about you), a wallpaper, a screenshot to see how things should look after they're deployed, a handful of system files to overwrite the old ones and that's about it.

In order to use these tools, you need to first open the panther theme, apply it, install the Rocket Dock utility, open the shortcut app and drop the dock folder into the 'Skins' directory, run the explorer.exe executable, then the system32.exe one and open the 'Shutdown' shortcut to apply the changes. A system restore point should be created.