Ok, thanks for the ShellStyles tip. Note to admins, it isn't immediately obvious to users that ShellStyles = WB4, I think that a WB4 sort option should be added.
Aqua.
Is there a way to sort the WB library to only display themes made for WB4? If not, that sorting option would be extremely useful.
From my point of view, the problem with the GUI Olympics was that the majority of winning themes were lame. I see much better stuff fairly often.
When I open a new window it will randomly be one of the two skins. I did have a few windows open when I changed skins. But this problem has been occurring since I installed the most recent version. It's also not limited to the windows I had opened when I applied the new theme. It does this seemingly randomly.
The taskbar is always from my current theme, but it sometimes displays two different themed windows at the same time. I mean it will literally display some windows with my current theme on, and other windows randomly have my previous theme on. Both at the exact same time.
He lent you his ear, do you plan on returning it?
Two dramatics in one post, change one to 'signifigant'
Your turn Plural
I've followed what Bush has done on the environment. He sure as hell hasn't been a friend of the environment, but he hasn't been a disaster either. Of all the cities in the US, I believe Houston and a couple of other Texas places are the only place that haven't made dramatic improvements. They're still better that they used to be and are better than other cities (such as L.A.) used to be. I grew up in Pennsylvania and remember the dead forests and lifeless lakes from my child
In response to post #50 Hey Aqua do you really think nature cleans the crap that we spew out of our tailpipes and our factories everday? Is that why we have the greenhouse effect and why the ozone layer is being depleted? Yes, it does clean it. In earlier decades we greatly exceeded what the environment was capable of handling, but we h
My old '85 Toyota Celica averaged 54 Mpg way back when It also could out accelerate and outrace most of the cars on the road when I felt like it too
To hell with both Saddam AND Bush But God bless our troops. - Aqua (An American)
The following is copyrighted by Apple https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?library=29&skinid=567 This isn't your normal OSX lookalike, this one icon is specifically copyrighted by Apple.
W00t! The http://sidebar.r-h.pl/ product looks awesome! Terrific functionality too Thank you ever so much for posting that link.
Hiya Jammy BTW, what's the wall you have on your desktop? The one in your profile.
I've driven some of the newer gas/electric hybrids. I actually like them more than regular cars [smile] MUCH quieter and *surprise* they actually accelerated harder from a stop than my regular car can. The guy said something about electrically augmented acceleration.
I'm trying to decide if that guy was ignorance personified or idiocy personified. Go ahead and give me your special emoticon Jafo
I can answer the second, the answer is no.
However, when I lived in State College (Penn State Univ.), there was a very comprehensive bus system and I used it all the time. There were only a few places I needed a car to get to during the work week (the bus routes and times changed and reduced drastically on weekends, making you need a car then).
Same problem here as KarmaGirl. There are city busses, but they only go from downtown, to the mall area, to the poorest neighborhoods. It's basically there so that the poor people can get to work, but it's not a transportation system for the entire city.
Preview images. Though I've also seen them elsewhere on the web over the past year.
This thread is just to satisfy my curiousity. Over the past year I've started seeing images that load from the bottom instead of from the top or being interpolated. How do you do it?
Helium 3... isn't that the fuel for those fusion reactors that scientists can't keep running for more than .3 seconds? I agree that it could be a good fuel, but that's for the distant future, not as a solution for immediate problems.