I have been through my computer bios and have set it to boot from my cd rom drive While Gary (yraq) awaits your hardware stats, a couple questions: 1 - Did you set the CD-ROM to first boot device before formatting? 2 - Does your BIOS currently recognize the CD-ROM device? 3 - Does device manager show any unkno
Do you have "Apply package icons to Internet Explorer Favorites" selected in "IconPackager > Settings"?
\\serine\winprog\lisens\microsoft\campus\Office\OfficeXP\silent\' This clearly looks like a networked address set-up by a network administrator, with the "campus" and "silent" sub-directories in the address. If the process will let you, and you have the installation discs for that licensed copy, you may be able to follow Daiwa's advice
Sittin' here in limbo......... Thanks, Paul......
Is it just that there are no actual wallpapers being supplied This is probably the case. You can verify the existence or non-existence of a wall in any WindowBlinds skin by navigating to the skin folder in "C:\Program Files\Stardock\WindowBlinds" folder. Open the folder bearing the skin's name > View menu > Thumbnails - this will
Try applying the "Windows Classic" using WB config panel > unload WB > reboot computer > right-click desktop > Properties > Themes tab > select Windows XP in the Theme drop-down list > "Apply". If this does not apply the Luna theme, reboot and try again in the Display Properties > Themes tab.
One question is that will this product be updated to support windows vista with no extra cost or something to that effect? Compatibility will depend on whether the developers are successful incorporating the programs into the new OS. I believe they have already determined that WindowBlinds can be coded to work with the Vista beta release. As f
Right-click an empty spot on the desktop > Properties > Appearance tab > Advanced button > use the "Item" drop-down list to pick "Selected Items" use the "Color1" to change the highlight color. Note - you can also select the text color and font in the lower section of the same dialog.
Note - I referred to the method used in ObjectDock Plus for saving a theme above. For ObjectDock free version, you would use "Right-click dock > Dock Settings > Themes menu > Save Dock Theme As" command to save a theme, and "Right-click dock > Dock Settings > Themes menu > Load Dock Theme" command to load a saved theme.
If you did not use the "Save Theme as" button in the ObjectDock configuration panel, then no need to worry. FYI - the term "Dock Theme" is referring to a created dock set-up which is then saved via "Right-click dock > Dock Settings > Save Theme as button". The current dock set-up is then saved as a ".ini" file in the "C:\Program Files\Stardock\ObjectDock\Themes" folder. This file is a text file with references to position and content of the dock, including all links (entrie
WindowBlinds = 5imple https://www.wincustomize.com/ViewSkin.aspx?SkinID=5306&LibID=1 Icons = Apogee https://www.stardock.com/products/iconpackager/premium.asp Wall = TigerBlue modified by me <P
Assuming you were not using the docklet in the theme you were running at the time of deletion, you are fine. One other item of note: If you have any themes that used that docklet, and were saved, you will want to delete those theme ".ini" files to prevent any errors.
delusianalpickle, You need the individual programs installed to apply skins from this site, with the exception of Wallpapers, and icons which can be used in conjunction with the built in icon customizing option of Windows on some of the system icons. After installing the required program (depending on which type of skin or theme you are working with), you can use the method described here http://corkyo.wincustomi
Got the iPod (30 GB black), got the tough skin in black, got the "XtremeMac" sportwrap (arm-band iPod holder)..... Jogging has never been more fun. 2200+ songs in 14+ GB......I'm in heaven now. Thanks for the final push, HG.
I have to agree with the assessment here. Thanks, Brad.
XX, If you do not have LogonStudio installed, or any other Logon editor, then check the video settings in the BIOS (Video > Enhanced or Enlarge or similar). If there is no setting, try setting the BIOS settings to "Default", or "Optimized" to see if the Logon goes back to full screen (assuming that 1024 x 768 is full screen). If you have LogonStudio installed, you might try restoring the default logon screen. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/wc/smiles/Wink.gif"
somethingstrange, For the record, I also agree that there are some issues with uninstalling IconPackager and having some of the icons changed to default OS program icons. Most of the software I use has it's own icons integrated in some way that does not create issues when uninstalling IP, but the ".doc" icon which is set to display as a Word document file located in the Winword.exe ends up displaying as a wordpad document after uninstalling. Not sure what the issue is
it reverts back to 800x600. I want to keep it at 800x600 This is confusing. If you look in the BIOS settings, you may see an option under "Video" offering something like "Enhanced" display, which stretches any image to fit the screen if it is smaller
Obsessfanatical, Uninstalling the free versions is always recommended for Stardock programs, including the WinCustomize Browser. From reading your comment, I am unclear as to whether or not you just purchased Object Desktop as well, or if you have had that suite of programs for a while. For the WinCustomize Browser, simply uninstall it either via the "Add or Remove Programs" category in the Control Panel, or using an uninstaller in the "All Programs > WinCustomize"
If you go to the Apple Store page http://store.apple.com/1-800-MY-APPLE/WebObjects/AppleStore and look on the lower left, you will see a listing for "Refurbished". There are a couple of listings for the 20 GB, and at least 1 for the 40 GB full iPods, and are listed as "Apple Certified".
Thanks, yraq. Interesting reading...
I'll give it a shot I forgot again.........no AGP, no SmartGart in control panel. No write options in BIOS either. I wonder if the new CorelDRAW X3 fixed the issues? Perhaps an update would be in order....
My computer is rather old, it doesn't have 32 bit. Its highest is 24, which I'm using I am going to bet this is the issue, and that you will need to acquire a driver that enables some sort of 32 bit support. Not sure why the system tray icon is missing, but I do know that if WB5 thinks you are in "Safe Mode" - then it won't work. Wheth
Try turning Fast Writes off in the control panel. I'll give it a shot.
Now if they had made Luna customizable like 2000, but with more colors than 2 allowed, and customizable toolbar buttons......... No wonder I bought Object Desktop.
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