Saving Your Settings as a Theme
A theme in Windows Vista is a scheme of schemes, an über configuration that combines and names the various personalization settings that you have made elsewhere. Themes can incorporate the following:
Color and appearance choices
Color schemes
Settings that you have made in the Advanced Appearance dialog box
Screen saver
Sound schemes
Mouse pointer schemes
Note that these are all settings that pertain to your own profile; that is, they’re specific to your user account. Settings that apply to all users at your computer, such as DPI scaling and screen resolution, are not included in the current theme.
If you’ve got all the visual and aural aspects of your profile set up just the way you want them, and you want to be able to ...
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