MarkMcQ

MarkMcQ

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I'd say develop for your own. Whatever type you're using. Obviously, if you're doing client work, there's probably some standardised colour calibration, but for general skinning, your own monitor is what you see your work on most.

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To be honest Babyruffy, the best way to decide is try each out seperately and see which is best. You'll always get different opinions depending on where you ask. We're predominately WB-biased here, so most people will reccomend that. But, I say see which you like best.

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"Take a look at the work "Zippo" and please, don't tell me it's not over-saturing and lacking contrast. This is my point. The reason these people are getting hired by companies for graphic design work is because of the lack of originality to choose from." In a word, no. Your point contradicts itself by implying Zippo falls into the 'unoriginal' bracket, then you say Pixtudio (And others similar) only get hired to create original things. Skins offered here are for personal use on

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People don't skin as a service to others. You paid for Object Desktop, you didn't pay for the skins. Considering you're getting them for free, I'd be a bit more restrained with the demands. Put it this way, with the skins, you're getting what you pay for.

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It's to do with the margins set for tiling the sides. Sometimes they conflict with the rollup state if the bottom margin is quite large. It can be fixed by placing a titlebutton over it with no function, and set only to show on rollup and having the missing part of the frame as it's graphic.

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It wasn't DesktopX. Stardock have no need of any third party ad scams and tracker files, etc. The spyware you had was undoubtedly from the company you say were convinetly selling the product to remove it. Stardock sell no such programs. [Message Edited]

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