jebland

jebland

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Dovelady, try putting the png in the Trails sub-directory (not particles). I have CursorXP, with all the themes, trails, etc. on my E Drive and it works OK. I tried installing a new trail today (to check on your problem) and I mistakenly told it to install to E:\Programs\CursorXP\Trails and it made a new Trails sub-directory. I moved the png back up to original the Trails directory, Deleted the extra directory, and was able to access and apply the trail. Hope this helps. [Messag

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I would have no problem with it. I trust Stardock. But I don't think my data would be too meaningful because I run so many ports and old skins that I've updated. Rarely do I run the "flavor of the week"

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Gabriel, do you have the MetalX skin? It might be worth your while to try it and see if you get the menu displaying correctly on it. Do you have WBwinmenu.dll dated 10/21/2000 2.52pm in your skin directory? Also, I would check to be sure that you don't have an old version of it in the Windowblinds directory. The MetalX button settings for the winmenu are as follows: [Button15] XCoord=40 YCoord=3 Align=0 Action=-4 Visibility=19 ButtonImage=meta

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Figured out the problem is in SkinStudio, not Windowblinds. The following section is in MetalX that is "Unsupported" in SkinStudio. [WBWinMenu] BkgndImage=metalX2 Gold XP\g-winmenu.bmp FixedLeft=3 FixedTop=4 FixedRight=3 FixedBottom=4 By copying this section to Antares (changing the path, of course) and copying the background to Antares and greyscaling it, I now have a nice WinMenu. Hope this helps, Gabriel. <img src="http://images.stardock.com/i

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I had those turn up in a recent StyleXP conversion. It was Everafter by ~wbskinner. There seems to be extra vertical and horizontal progress bars. (I don't think I have ever seen a vertical progress bar.) Anyway the bar chunk is the progress (right side of the normal progress bar) and the XP bar is the background. Looks like if you take the normal progress bar and cut it in half you have the two pieces for the horizontal. Then rotate 90 degrees and it would be the vertical. Not sure what

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Have you checked to be sure you haven't ticked "Always use the XPTaskbar defined in... (under User Overrides) That's the only thing I can think of that would cause this problem. If that isn't it, you should probably contact Stardock support. [Message Edited]

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(1) Right click on the right start panel and choose properties to go to Theme Editor. Right click the "My Documents" ((Under "My Stuff")and choose Duplicate. Rename the duplicate "Recent Docs", click on the Behavior tab and choose "Recent" on the pull down menu. Save and apply. (2)Not sure what you mean by the XP Layout, but if you go to your ObjectBar directory and drill down to the WindowsXP folder and click on "Use Windowblinds Skin", it will import your current Windowblinds theme

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moshi, thank you for posting the link to Inkscape. I had been looking for a program that could read svgs and convert them to pngs for a long time. And yes, I had googled, but guess I didn't use the right words to search. I am amazed at how a 48x48 svg makes a perfect 128x128 png.

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I save the screenshots when I download the skins. I keep all my cursorXP screenshots in a sub-directory under CursorXP, and browse them when I am looking for one to match a theme. Actually, I have so many, I have sub-directories set up by color so I can easily find one that matches. [Message Edited]

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