Understood. However, with 6 users on my PC it'd be nice to be able to just decide "install for all users" or "install for current user" at installation time. I'm the only one with enough icons to need it. That way I don't have to go in for 6 different users and turn the functionality OFF for everyone else.
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That would be way cool for developers too. I work from home, I use this desktop for personal use, office use, and for my side business. Some clickable options to switch to different sets (home, work, side-work) would be way cool.
Yup. It pops up everytime the kids/wife login and they won't be using Fences (they've only got a handful of icons anyway).
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I use DPI scaling on Vista (larger scale, 120DPI). On some Fences the text overlaps or hangs out the edge of a Fence. Overlap: Hanging out edge of Fence:
I love fences... LOVE IT! But the rest of the fam (wife and kids) don't know what to make of it. An install only for current user option would be cool, or a way to disable it for specific users would be cool. I second the other feature request post about being able to collapse a given fence. That would be slick.
It would be awesome to be able to collapse a fence. I'm also interested... what will be included in the Fences Pro FeaturePack?
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Sorry for the double post... but, interestingly... it only seems to happen when I'm viewing the pages in a tab. If I take the same page and hit it from a new instance of IE (not in a tab), then I don't get the errors.
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I've had this problem for a while now. I usually just refresh after the error and 50% of the time it'll load properly the second time. The page DOES appear to load (I see the skins description, the image thumbnail, etc but then it bombs. I'm running Vista Ultimate with IE7 v7.0.6000.16512.
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I keep coming back hoping that some new "made for Vista" skins will be out.
GalCiv2 crashes after about one turn every time if Data Execution Protection is enabled.
Ok for the record I've been an Object Desktop subscriber for YEARS. I use a ton of their products, I subscribe to the gaming network, etc. I've been looking for something to give me a heads up on my system for a long time. Nothing ever really hit the mark tho. Widgets are cool, and some of them are very slick and functional. But nothing gives me the ability to add 'more' to them without diving in and learning how to make my own with DesktopX (which I'v
PCWorld has an article on 'Secret Tweaks'... the article discusses various optimizations you can do to your system. Whaddaya know but on the Make Windows More Efficient page is a huge blurb on Stardock products! http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article/0,aid,119267,pg,3,00.asp
I find it funny that in the US this is even a hot topic. Nowhere else in the world views it this way but here in the US. This debate is really a clear PR campaign (called the Teach the Controversy campaign" created by a very smart think tank called the Discovery Institute which seeks to inject intelligent design into public schools. Here's the thing... intelligent design is NOT a scientific belief. It's a religious belief. There's nothing wrong with it
Having issues here as well. Oddly enough I can access it from my home pc just fine, but cannot access SDC a tall and Wincustomize comes up with broken images from the office. Looks like DNS to me.
Saint Thomas Aquinas called it the First Mover (http://www.faithnet.org.uk/AS%20Subjects/Philosophyofreligion/fiveways.htm). The problem with this logic is that the first mover must also have a first mover... and that first mover must have a first mover... and on to infinity.
I think CrispE is righton here. I prefer foreign cars. Not because I'm anti-American. I prefer them because experience has told me they're more reliable (I've owned several of each). Oh... and my wife owns a service shop and every mechanic working for her either prefers "vintage" American cars, or newer foreign cars. I also don't know why believing "…the average American is "stupid" or "a sheep" or "brain washed"" makes me anti-American. It just makes me anti-idiot. Have you dealt with
Are you running an AMD64? I know there are some issues with AMD64's and you can correct it by modifying your boot.ini file.
Not only that, but the UN weapons inspection team continually indicated that there was no evidence supporting the claims that Iraq had WMD. While WMD may not have been the only reason to get rid of Saddam, I believe it was to most ordinary American's why we were sending our troops there. It was also what was sold to the media as why we had to act now, instead of giving the weapons inspectors time to do their job.
Hey gang! First things first... I bought GalCiv, holy snot. It's what MOO3 wanted to be! I played for 11 hours straight when finally the lil woman pulled me off the pc and made me put the kid to bed. This game totally has that "ok, just one more turn and then I'll quit" feel to it. The RSS or RDF (whichever it is) backend is writing out incorrectly. News feed programs and sites like DailyRotation.com (awesome site btw) aren't getting feeds that lead to the stories correctly.
2nd link is bad... http://shell-shocked.org/ is the correct link. T1 http://www.huggybeer.com - geek news with attitude
According to The Register, they're in the process of looking for a new host.
I think there is actually a Galactic Civ ad when you install MOO3 (if memory serves). I was VERY disappointed my first few games of MOO3. I'd been waiting 7 years to play the follow up to one of my all time favorite games. What I found was a very different game. The AI "helps" you manage your civilization. This is good and bad, sometimes you don't feel like you're running the show, but it also makes you feel more like a real leader (you delegate authority). My latest game rea
Neowin.net was just shut down by a Microsoft 'cease and desist' letter. According to The Register the letter relates to an item published by Neowin concerning a Microsoft peer-to-peer SDK. "In simple terms," a Neowin source told The Register, "Microsoft scared our server host." It's not clear to us whether Microsoft's objection was to something published on Neowin, to something published elsewhere that Neowin directed people to, or even to a direction to a direction to somewhere elsewhe
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