Although it is a small thing compared to a vast amount of artists on here, I am excited about reaching my first 100,000 d'load mark in my library. Thanks to all of you for your support, thank you WC for providing such a pleasant, professional, and high quality forum for all of us to share our works. I look forward to the next 100K!!
512mb, no graphic cards at all Sure you have a graphics card... it may be built on to the motherboard and uses a portion of your RAM, but you have video chips somewhere. If not,, then DAM, you are talented to be able to navigate here and "sense" the words being posted without seeing them!!!! <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/lol.
EEEK.. is incredimail really that popular. It is an EXTREME resource hog from what I have read. It is cute and all though.
Dabe, Cool of you to reference my theme in there. In my opinion, part of it would be your video card. A TNT2 is a pretty old chipset i believe. I myself have a geforce2 64MB, and recently discovered that I had a driver problem. I went to nvidia.com and grabbed the latest detonator drivers and it fixed my particular issue with DX. That same driver should work on a TNT2 chipset. Whether it fixes your problem remains to be seen though. A xps t500... is that a p3 500 cpu? What is a
Just my newest DX theme, but Im using a molly hatchet album cover for the media playing animation background..
Alas..don't you hate those "wild hairs" that sprout up sometime..
All is well at last. I purchased a used Abit board with 2 raid channels on it. So at last, the orifaces return to normal state, and the body begins to function properly... However, XP gets pretty @#$% ( for you Çërêb®øJÐ ) when you install a new motherboard. Seems it found my NIC on a different address than was used before, but refused to actually remove the old one, nor did it want to release the IP address I had originaly assigned to it. This kind of thing will get under my sk
So... you want to be a "hip" kind of computer geek and have the latest and greatest bios update for your motherboard. Being what I consider, fairly competent in such matters, you go to the manufacturers web site, you READ CAREFULLY, and download the lates flash for your particular motherboard. You proceed with the excruciating task of formatting the floppy..(after you find one buried in the mass of rubble which vaguely resembles a horizontal disaster zone), copy the flash utility and the bio
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For CD-RW... one word... PLEXTOR hands down, no if's and's or but's...
Super!!!
I didn't think this was a beta test update..
As a side note: For transparent PNG files, I had to change a setting in file format preferences. File --> Preferences ---> File Format Preferences. Go to the PNG tab and Uncheck the Load and save transparency from / to alpha channel option.
For those of you that use PSP8, there is a NEW major update available at http://www.jasc.com/patches.asp Updates to version 8.10. This update fixes many many crash issues, PNG fixes, and in general is a beautiful thing! [Message Edited]
solution_design, They probaly didn't want to give access to it for the reasons stated in #3.
If anyone will know, Martin should. However, I "googled" and "MSKB'd" my eyes sore tonight looking into this. The closest I came was this.. -------------------------------------------------- Why is there no programmatic access to the Start menu pin list?We learned our lesson the hard way. In Windows 95, we gave programmatic access to the Start menu "Fast items" list - the items that appear at the top of the Start menu above the Programs list. This area was meant for the user to
Sorry Kona, i edited it... (but it still tickled my funny bone)
I voted for "something else". I think DX (once more people start using it) has more potential than rainlender. Having read most of the posts here, I would now vote for IE /Explorer toolbar icon sets. [Message Edited]
Create a new object, under additonal properties choose add, and select Start Menu 2. Change the mouse away state, and add a mouse over and mouse down state if you wish. Assuming you have DX 1.99...?
but you couldn't sue a car company if the accident were caused by someone tampering with a properly functioning component though... that is the issue.
Microsoft Corp. faces a proposed class-action lawsuit in California based on the claim that its market-dominant software is vulnerable to viruses capable of triggering "massive, cascading failures" in global computer networks Full Story at http://www.ntfs.org/comments.php?catid=1&id=8141 ------------------------- Now come on... Let's see if I have this correct... I've purchased DesktopX, now, let me see, if I ABUSE the intended funtionality of it, and it crashes my system I
@#$%, I'm really not one to use that kind of @#$% language. Why the #$%^& would I $%^*** want to @#$% insult my $%^& vocabulary like that!!! #$%^ gosh... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/lol.gif" border=0 ALIGN="abs
Mr. XX, that's what I meant, but you said it better... Yeah, the email notifiers are junk with DX arent they. They are great WHEN they work. Mine lately, haven't made the cpu jump to 100%, but they do stop working after awhile. Sysmetrix also does the same thing...
i may be wrong, but if you have aol, I don't think you could check your email by using outlook, or outlook express right? If that is the case, I don't think you can check aol email using the email notifiers.
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