Set the theme in WordPress -HELP

Question

Following these setup instruction: http://www.adobe.com/devnet/dreamweaver/articles/dw_wordpress_pt2.html
   1.  Open a browser and go to your local WordPress admin area (the URL is typically http://localhost/wp-admin/)
   2. Log in to WordPress.
   3. In the left sidebar of the dashboard, click Appearance. This should open the Manage Themes area. If not, click the arrow to the right of Appearance, then click Manage Themes.
   4. Click Activate below Adobe Developer Connection Theme 1.0 by Codify Design Studio; this activates the theme files you just copied into the ...wp-content/themes folder.
   5. Type http://localhost/ into the browser to see the first page of the blog with the theme files applied.
When I type http://localhost/ in my address bar, I see this message:
"Seeing this instead of the website you expected?"
Can anyone tell me what the problem is?
Thanks

Answer 1

Not too sure on this, but the following MacTech article includes some AppleScript code to change a slide's background colour and texture. I have successfully tried both examples in PowerPoint 2008. When I also tried them in PowerPoint 2004, all I got was various errors. Maybe PowerPoint 2004 needs different keywords, syntax, etc., or perhaps these scripting features might only have been added in PowerPoint 2008.
http://www.mactech.com/articles/mactech/Vol.23/23.03/23.03AppleScriptPowerPoint/ index.html
This is the relevant section from that article:
Applying a Background to a Slide
Using AppleScript, it is possible to change the background of a slide.  First, to ensure that background of the master slide is not modified, you'll probably want to disassociate the target slide's background from the master.  Setting the slide's follow master background property to false does this.
To change the color of a slide's background, adjust the fore color property of the slide background's fill format to the desired RGB value. The following example code demonstrates how this is done.  This code will also first disassociate the slide's background from the master.
tell application "Microsoft PowerPoint"
   tell slide 2 of active presentation
     set follow master background to false
     set fore color of fill format of background to {0, 0, 255}
   end tell
end tell
Other background attributes are also modifiable via AppleScript, including pattern, texture, and more.  The code below shows how to apply a blue tissue paper texture as the texture of a slide's background. Figure 3 shows an example of the result of this code.
tell application "Microsoft PowerPoint"
   tell slide 2 of active presentation
      set follow master background to false
      preset textured background texture texture blue tissue paper
   end tell
end tell
I hope this gives you at least a starting point.