(They must be running a Windows 10 system, as well.) For them to apply this theme, they go to the Themes tab and select it. Once your colleague has the file for the theme, they simply double-click the file to import it into their system. (You can put it on a shared drive that your colleague can read, or just put it on the desktop so that you can easily mail it to him/her.) The file will have a ".deskthemepack" extension. Use the controls in the dialog box to select a location for the file and specify a filename.Windows prompts you for where you want the file saved. Select the "Save theme for sharing" option.Right-click the theme you want to export.Windows displays the Themes option of the Personalization section.
At the left side of the window, click on Themes.Windows displays the Personalization section of the Settings window. Click the Personalization group (near the center).Here, use the slider to adjust the background transparency for Alt+Tab. Once youve done this, switch to the Appearance > Alt+Tab Appearance screen. Here, Enable Aero Lite, a hidden theme in Windows 10 (and Windows 8.x). Press the Windows button and type (without quotes) "Settings" then press Enter. Browse to the left-hand pane to Appearance > Aero Lite.The way to share your themes is to export all their parts into a file, make the file available to the person you want to share it with, and they can then import the file to make use of your theme. You can export and share your custom themes you cannot share the built-in themes. Windows comes with some built-in themes, and you can create your own. A theme usually comprises a set of shapes and colors for the graphical control elements, the window decoration, and the window. According to Wikipedia, a theme is a preset package containing graphical appearance details.
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