Will definitely be praying for the little one. May God's light shine brightly over Stormie and the entire family and may the peace that passes all understanding be upon everyone.
Thanks for the info. Very enlightening.
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Oh boy, I got here just in a nick of time for the pizza. Yummy. Congrats HG. By the way, burning at the stake went out ages ago so don't sweat anything.
Amazing! (And this is coming from someone who can't comprehend past one million).
Yup, didn't work at the time. Oh, well, she got a new computer and was happy.
This may be a little long, but....here goes. It all started way back with XP. I had a blind I thought was pretty well finished, well it was working. Had an unusual frame, 3rd party plugins (which were working), etc. I decided to upgrade to Vista Home. Well, same blind with my third party menus still working for me, but could not get the Vista logon buttons to show (which were now skinned for Vista), nor my go buttons for ie to show. At this point had some
Have a good one Boxxi. Seems we are both aquarians and two days apart (we won't mention the years).
Good snoopy dance HG. Don't think I have ever seen it done that way before.
Thanks guys. (One more year counted backwards - will soon be 21 again hehe). Love the animation.
So sorry for your loss. Will pray for peace and comfort.
Happy Bday. Hope it is the best ever and many more.
Well, uhhh, yes - it does cause a stress on relationships. Just have to remember priorities when skinning and try to balance things out.
Ok, I see on Shelby GT's preview that the logoff, shutdown buttons have changed. I can't get mine to show. Nor do the arrow buttons show (I have them at 27 x 27 with 2 images). Any ideas? My fingers are exhausted. Thanks.
Thanks Neil, got so involved with SKS, I didn't even notice the obvious, duh!
After working with V6 yesterday, I have a few observations of past and present. A nice feature of 5 was being able to click on the various parts in the preview and then taken to that section. Also, miss the coding tab in 5 and being able to see the coding in SKS. Granted a novice probably wouldn't be interested, but it is helpful to be able to see the actual code. Also, there are various items in Vista, though re-skinned, are not showing up for me when applie
Neil, I re-installed it and it is doing great now. No problems at all. Super job!
Neil, SKS6 is really nice and is more understandable which will definitely help new skinners. I am having a problem with the Vista part (theme portion) though. When first installed it opened the edit windows but then later it gave an error message. Now they are not opening the edit windows. Everything else is very smooth.
Yes there are differences in Vista and XP for sure. In doing this Vista blind there are different areas (as far as graphics) that show for Vista and not XP. Waiting on SKS and WB6 for their implementation, sooo, in short, even if the bind says Vista it will still be lacking in some respects.
Can't wait to give it a try. 3/4 through this blind so will be great to test drive the new version. Thanks to all involved. Hum, one more day, two more, three more? Oh my.
Ok, spanking didn't work. The second time I applied the blind, the shadows back with the mirrowing effect. Hum, maybe I'll make this a square blind. Computer wins.
Well, hang me. Not sure what is going on here. This morning I do not see what I was seeing yesterday. Now I don't see the shadows on the frames. Checked the blind and yes the line of code is still there. Hum, is my computer playing games with me? Going to exit and give it a good spanking.
Well not only is it square, but it has mirrowed the bottom left and right corners on the left and right bottom corner shadows which in itself is unique but undesireable for a nonsquare frame.
On the blind I am doing it has a frame that is not square. With the Vista shadow applied it has a square shadow on an unsquare frame. In addition, the shadow's opacity needs to be decreased. Would be nice if these two items can be controlled.
Well, not as elaborate as Jafo's good wishes, but do wish you a happy birthday and many more.
Have a great one and many more.