Have you tried uninstalling and reinstalling the program? I haven't tried logonstudio before, but that solution seemes to fix most other problems I've had with my computer so it's worth a shot.
I would've bought Object Desktop now (i've used almost every product in it, and i haven't had any problems with anything besides minor version incompatibility things on Desktop X) and if it wasn't for the slight fact that $1 Australian (where i live, obviously, otherwise i wouldn't say it here) is equal to 50c US, making everything that i want to buy VERY expensive, plus the fact that i'm 15 years old and i don't have a job yet, makes it hard for me to buy things.
i agree C²zero
i have to agree with most other people's comments in here so far if i find the best ever skin that is perfect and does everything i want, if it dosen't have XP start menu support, then it's basically no good to me. maybe you could keep the existing Windows XP skins page, and merge the skins in with the normal windows blinds skins, but only to show xp skins on that page. if you know what i mean. that made sense to me, but i'm not sure about everyone else <img src="http://images.star
how about the mouse wheel? and i have a cordless logitech mouse with an extra button customised to be an internet explorer back button. couldn't live without that i get on a computer at my friend's house or school and it gets annoying not having either of them plus the fact that it's wireless
hey! maybe we should make all houses look the same! it would make it so much easier to find your way around your new best friends house! lol
i wonder if this person has realised that the "windows standard" theme (or whatever he/she might be using) that he/she is probably using right now is in fact a form of skinning, he/she has chosen that one above all others, and in the process, he/she has skinned the OS the article is probably just to get attention
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