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s8njim,
You will need the indivdiual programs installed on your computer to apply the suite.
WindowBlinds to apply the skin for your explorer shell, taskbar, etc.
IconPackager to apply any Icon Package included.
DesktopX for any DX theme and widgets included.
CursorXP for any cursor package included.
If you can start Theme Manager from your Start Menu > All Programs list, then you may be able to use that to read the ".suite" file - otherwise you will need Theme Manager to apply the suite (or if the individual components have been uploaded - you can apply them using the individual programs - just do a search for the suite name using "Gallery" as the area to search in the search function on left side of page).
The programs mentioned can be found by going to the Software tab at the top of the page - many of them are shareware which allow you to try it out. (note - shareware versions have some limitations, but should allow you to apply and use the packages).
I hope this helps.
You will need the indivdiual programs installed on your computer to apply the suite.
WindowBlinds to apply the skin for your explorer shell, taskbar, etc.
IconPackager to apply any Icon Package included.
DesktopX for any DX theme and widgets included.
CursorXP for any cursor package included.
If you can start Theme Manager from your Start Menu > All Programs list, then you may be able to use that to read the ".suite" file - otherwise you will need Theme Manager to apply the suite (or if the individual components have been uploaded - you can apply them using the individual programs - just do a search for the suite name using "Gallery" as the area to search in the search function on left side of page).
The programs mentioned can be found by going to the Software tab at the top of the page - many of them are shareware which allow you to try it out. (note - shareware versions have some limitations, but should allow you to apply and use the packages).
I hope this helps.
I highly reccomend purchasing Object Desktop, it comes with all those programs and more! and is worth alot more than what their asking for it..*thats my opinion anyway..
As for using the free version of theme manager to apply suites, you may have some trouble..I personally was able to install the Alienware suites with the free version..but I cannot get any of the older suites to install with it..it's due to(im told) the URL's of the downloads being updated and the program not being updated(free Ver.)
But anyway,
Good Luck!,
Zero.
As for using the free version of theme manager to apply suites, you may have some trouble..I personally was able to install the Alienware suites with the free version..but I cannot get any of the older suites to install with it..it's due to(im told) the URL's of the downloads being updated and the program not being updated(free Ver.)
But anyway,
Good Luck!,
Zero.
cheers for the advice corky and double zero. i will purchase object desktop methinks 
| cheers for the advice corky and double zero. i will purchase object desktop methinks |
you know they are talking about the object desktop package at $69.99 (i think) and not just object desktop at like $15.99 (i think....prices are somewhere near what they really are)
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