These programs are zipped with WinZip, and they have sort of, the same recommendations as the screenmates and icons: download in a file, unzip inside the same file, etc., I'll asume that you know the drill, so if you have trouble, just let me know ^_^. Under every link you have description and intructions for installing.

	Yahoo! Messenger Skin		Clock		Tetris Game
	For this skin to work, it has to be installed in the file Skins of the Yahoo! file in the hard disk where you have installed the Yahoo! Messenger. These images are self-installed so the only thing you have to do, is save them in the file I mentioned before.		The clock has a few things that is better to explain: like I said in the previous page, the clock is in a different language (possibly Thailandese @_@). When you right-click the clock, a popup menu appears: the first option I have no idea what it could be, 'cuz if you click it, an error message appears ¬_¬, the second option is another mistery, because, if clicked, aparently doesn't do anything (if somebody tells me what it is, I'll appreciate it a lot ^_^ and also I'll publish it here), the third one has another popup menu that shows the 3 different designs of the clock, I'll won't describe them, so you can discover them, the fourth can be selected so that the clock remains always on top of all the windows, the fifth can be selected so that the clock can't be moved around the screen but remain always in the same spot, the sixth displays the version of the clock and finally, the seventh closes the program. There's no need for a setup because it uses the system clock.		This game has 2 characters: something like a blue seal and Hello Kitty. To begin the game, hit F2 and to rotate the pieces hit Ctrl (Control).
			Cursors
			For the mouse cursors, the instructions are basically the same as all: download the file, unzip it, save it in a file of your choice, etc. For installing and make all the pointers be seen, follow these steps: for Win XP, go to Control Panel (in the Start menu) and in "Category view" choose "Printers and other hardware", then the icon "Mouse" (in "Classic view" just choose "Mouse" ^_^). For Win 98 and up, just go to Control Panel and choose the same icon. Next applies for all Windows: go to the "Pointers" tab and select all the ones you want to choose, click in the bottom the button "Examine...", go to the file where your cursors are saved and repeat the same process until you change all of them ^-^, then click "Apply", then "OK". Done!