Alp, you probably have XP's built in fire-wall enabled. I can't remember where the settings are to congifure it to allow you to send files, but I'm sure that' what's causing the problems.
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While not stricly selling skins through a site, Steve Moss has done a lot of paid work for big companies and film/band related skins also.
An easier way to get rid of the splash screen is to use gpedit.msc: computer configuration/administrative templates/windows components/internet explorer/disable showing the splash screen This disables the OE splash screen as well as IE. Basically does the registry edit for you, and saves a bit fo time.
Ah, sig already said what I said. hehe, I should've read page 2 before posting.
I usually just uncheck the box in Messenger that let's it run on startup, then uncheck the box in Outlook that tells it to log in to Messenger when you open Outlook. Maybe I'm misunderstanding the problem here, but if I'm not, then aren't all those ideas a bit of a needless exercise.
My ideal job would be to compete in motorsports at a professional level, preferably in Formula 1 or WRC.
Simple answer - Any idiot can skin Winamp.......
I'd say have an option that lets the author check off a box which says something like 'open permissions to update', or words to that effect. When that skin is loaded up using Windowblinds, that status will be displayed somewhere. On maybe the display properties window or in the WBConfig dialog. The only problem with this system is, coming from my own point of view, that for me, I'd be happy to allow someone to update a skin to more recent specs, *provided* they're at least somewhat prof
the change=to change
It's the change the 'logo' that appears in the bottom right of special folders like control panel, movies, pictures, etc. The rest of the background is taken care of by the accompanying colour atributes.
Using the Oz translation, I believe that WB4 will go up once everyone at Stardock gets drunk.
Good lord, that's an incredible amount of typo's in there by me. I even managed to misspell 'because' every time I typed it.
CursorXP is available in 2 vaersions. One is free, one is shareware. the second one has more features. Litestep is freeware becuase it is an open source project, maning anyone can work on it. As for the other progs, they're not 'that' expensive, but they do cost money becuase someone took time to sit and code them. Shareware apps generally have better support and development, becuase the coder is making enough money to justify and warrant spending time on the prog, whereas a fre
I'm going to completely avoid mentioning the most commonly favoured 'big' skinners, since most people here have already, or will, note them as their favs, and 30-40 posts of the same thing will be boring. Some of my favs are NorthX, RPeterclark, Morph and my partner in crime Mike Bryant.
You're being too vague. If you want the issue resolved, you'll need to be more specific, and give more details.
You should be able to just back up the .dxtheme file of your theme, and then stick it into the new install of DX.
I got my nick becuase I gave peace a chance...... *Groan*
I pay for my software, but hey, I like my beer free.......
This is where Crae jumps into the thread now.
Top that, ti220? Easy: Pentium MMX 200mhz overclocked to 233 32M RAM TX Pro/2 motherboard (So old it's an AT board) 2Meg Matrox Mystique gfx card. Awe 32 SoundBlaster sound card. (The original Awe 32, with the 2 meg memory upgrade) Running Win 2K. Only notable bits of my setup are my USB hub, optical mouse and my monitor which is only a few months old. Evrything else is crap. Trust me, your impression that your specs suck is quite misguided.
Mike, I was talking to Deven last night on irc. He's on #artuproar a lot these days.
You lot are gonna do the group hug thing now, aren't y'a?
Oh, and PS is Photoshop, only quicker to type....
It refers to the amount of memory reserved for Photoshop. If you go into the PS settings, you'll see a section for controlling this.
Check your scratch settings in PS and see how much memory usage it's set to. Should be 50% by default, but it sounds like yours may be set to somewhere nearer 90/100