Thanks for the link
SlowCoder
When I first learned about DX, Stardock claimed Rather than having to learn proprietary scripting languages, DesktopX uses Windows Scripting Host so that developers can interact with devices and the OS in any scripting language they choose (VB
Hi Stardock, I have a problem with running Take Command (TCC) version 9 from [link="http://www.jpsoft.com/"]JP Soft[/link] and Windowblinds on Vista. TCC crashes immediately with any WB skin. This also happens when I exclude TCC from skinning in the options. In the background a TCC process remains active, consuming 50 % of CPU time. Could you please look into this problem? I wouldn't like to give up using any of these two programs! I also notified JP Soft of this problem. Thank
Hi, I'm running WindowBlinds 5 without any problems and with great pleasure - OD is just great software! I would however like to install the November CTP of MS WinFX (see Link ). Is it safe to do so or can I expect problems? Thanks - Joost
Hi, I'm running WindowBlinds 5 without any problems and with great pleasure - OD is just great software! I would however like to install the November CTP of MS WinFX (see Link ). Is it safe to do so or can I expect problems? Thanks - Joost
Hi, Thanks for the quick reactions. No, there's no ISP problem (unless WinCustomize and Stardock are the only sites they're 'blocking', and they shouldn't do that ). I have a nice connection (2240 Kbit/s) and it works fine for almost everything. Now for example when I view the NextStart Skins and Themes category in the Stardock Cantral browser it tells me it will download 214 kB, but this
Am I the only one who is experiencing a big slowdown on the Stardock/WinCustomize websites ? For about a week now, loading pages/pictures takes ages Nothing else changed on my computer or in browsing other sites
CPU writes: "Unlike WindowBlinds, DesktopX doesn’t modify the OS kernel instead, it runs as a process and hosts Objects you choose to load." Frogboy writes (on XP SP2): "For those users running software that patches their system DLLs or hacks their kernal , expect a wild ride. In most cases new versions of those various patches will have to be applied." What the hack is going to be modified when installing XP SP2 !? <img src="h