ya'll have me trying to remember the theme to Mighty Mouse now
IPlural
mm, call it a trans-figure
, WILLLLLLBurrrrrrr lol thank you, a smile and a laugh is always a good thing. Well maybe not in bed or when you've been pulled over or at court!
MSN 8 ? ugh, now that is one nasty peice of crap ! It is as bad as AOL used to be with window 3 and taking over the computer....
Jafo, good tune How high can you fly Oh have to dig up green tamborine, and some of my The Guess Who now.... <img src="http://images.stardock.com/images/smiles/sb.gif" border=0 ALIGN="absmiddle" ALT="Powered by SkinBrowser!"
Well that sounds like it takes care of it pretty much, Zone Alarm will also keep things correct for the most part also. That is as far as being connected goes. Watch out for the new ie6 updates, wait a week or so before applying them, I should get an advisory in my email when a *real* funtional security patch
That is exactly how I got into computers graphics in the first place Acad9 on a IBM 286/12, taking courses for Mechanical Design and CAD. We used to print to the HP Laser and while it was plotting we would walk across campus to the break area, drink a cup of coffee, smoke a cig and bs for a bit. Then walk back across campus and into the room and you might be lucky enough to hear the Laser kick into printmod
I do not know of one application that will not run on an AMD that will run on an Intel... Lots of Lans / Mans and Wans over the years and not one. Though I do remember Intel screwing the pooch on floating point with the Pentimu and they raced to get that B-Step patch out to everyone. Opps <img src="http://images.stardo
NIN - Animal
Pretzeldent Bush?
OHhhhhh... ok !
I bet if you take the time to read the TOS, MOD or whatever passes for legalieze (spelling?) on any Graphics site you will find that there will be at least one clause if not more that explain every graphic on the site is the property and copy is held by the creatot. Making use of it requires you to contact the author and gain their permission. I was a subscribing member of ArtToday.com along with 8 other sites and each of them with 100's of 1000's of graphics and fonts had such rules.<b
Happy New Year back at ya and to everyone else around the world while we're at it ah, though it's coming from the USA, well, we used to think we are part of the USA here in Florida, until we got BushWACKED ! Seriously though, I do hope that everyone has a fantastic coming year and all after it, and that they and their's will be safe and realise their desire's and attain their goal'
Pink Floyd - The WALL - * Mother *
What Hard-Drive setup do you happen to have? Multi-gig drives are dirt cheap these days and you can actually put ata100 drive at 7200 rpm for a resonable price. Dual-Boot might work well for you and then you can decide? If you have 2 drives with the room on em, Ghost your Win2k drive over to the second and then update the first. This way you have the ability to run your apps under both to really get a feel for each and you do not loose anything or have a pain in t
thats an Idea for sure... I'll have to mess with it, but it will be a mess because I have not ever done a theme before. But what you mention did kind of tweak my gray matter, RoboTech used to be something I wouldn't miss years back... <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/index.asp?C
This is ripped from this website verbatium.... Stardock's LogonStudio(TM) is a free program that allows users to easily customize new logon screens for Windows XP. Stardock LogonStudio allows Windows XP users to edit, change, and apply new logon screens. LogonStudio comes built with a visual editor to make it easy to create your own logons which can then be uploaded to websites to be used by others users. LogonStudio uses .logonxp files rather than requiring users to
yep should be runing something for spyware, I run Adware 5.7 here along with Mcafee Spamkiller 4.0 for my email and Norton AV 2003XP for my system/email with Norton IS 2003XP behind my Netgear Firewall... Though I do have a FireBOX II sitting here doing nothing with the updates, mmmm, wonder what I could get for it? <img
actually, it saves a compressed image of your registry entries that are removed so they can be replaced. And not, it is a * smart * program that will not kill your system... Though I fully understand you concern over such a suggestion. I do not use it myself, but do suggest it to others, family included because I do feel it is safe and it keeps me from having to drive the 15 -
Oh I wouldn't format right yet, but I would go ahead and download the shareware version of System Mechanic from this site http://www.iolo.com/sm/ and install it. Once installed I would have it scan and remove all orphan link's, dll's, registry entries, ect. This will ensure that all of Iconpacker is removed as well as anything else you happened to have installed and uninstalled which left un-needed registry entries in there. This will slow your system to some extent because the registry for the
yep whu Monty said ! 1/4 copper
wouldn't suprise me in the least must have paid good
Hey ! that would make a great back-ground, even a WC t-shirt, WC Logo or even better yet a user icon! Fuzzy Logic "If I had the chance to tattoo your behind AngEla, I can think of much better things than 'Stardock' to put there Like...er...'If you are reading this you are not close enough'... " <A HREF="https://www.wincustomize.com/ind
Microsoft takes anything they can get for free, but given half the chance if someone comes up with something origional that is even sweeter, they will assume ownership of it I bet.