Chris
Nevermind. Now its working....
I know its small matter (after all, I don't know many folks use it) but Wincustomize's RSS newsfeed is no longer working due to what looks like bad XML. This seems to be a result of the The Skins Factory news item which includes a "&" [title]Xbox and The Skins Factory Release: MechAssault & Tom Clancy's Splinter Cell WMP Skins[/title] & is an escape character in XML, so its getting confused with the & followed by a space. You can see the error in Internet Ex
I think it comes with the skin pack that's available to Object Desktop subscribers.
Two ways, one way is to pick the skins you want to package. The other way is to set your desktop up the way you want, then tell Winstyles to use the current deskstop skins. Either way, startup Winstyles. (Bring up your display Properties dialog, press the Winstyles tab, then the Winstyles button, then select Run Winstyles). This brings up the Winstyles dialog. Press the Build XP Theme button. Now, either select the skins you want from the tree control on the left and a
Gobble Gobble.
I miss that turkey too.
You're almost there. Don't use the obpack which is a skin for Objectbar. You're using WindowBlinds which skins the windows,taskbars AND the start menu and taskbar. the skin you want is this one: https://www.wincustomize.com/skins.asp?searchtext=Copperdeck&sort=updatedate&order=Descending&library=1 For the icons, you'll want to download and install Icon Packager (look for the help/about link in the icon packager secton of the library). And apply this set of icons using Icon Pack
That is not a style XP theme. That is an object bar theme and requires objectBar. That particular theme mimics the XP start menu and task bar of TreeTog's WindowBlinds theme. You would use the ObjectBar program to use it. However, from what I can tell, that theme is really meant for folks who don't have Windows XP and want that type of startbar. If you are running XP, then I think you'd be better off using The CopperDesk II window blinds theme (which you can find under the Wind
Easiest way to create a Perl program. Turn on Caps Lock. Now run your hands fingers back and forth randomly over your top keyboard row (the one's with the numbers and symbols. There ya go. Instant Perl code.
BTW, I'm surprised the Wincustomize went so long without a thread like this. Jafo should either be praised as a hero, or taken out back behind the woodshed and beaten with a stick. I can't decide which
@C242: I have only one Front 242 albm (from which I assume you created your nick -> Front By Front. I really should dig it up and give it try again. I bought it over ten years ago when the industrial bug first bit me. It's only this past year or two that my interest in industrial/electronic has been peaked again. And its tough to keep up with the albums that I've recently bought and the ones I first tried y
C242: Yep I've got Semantic Spaces. I've also many the FrontLine Assembly CDs as well. I listen to them frequently. BTW, Rhys Filbur (ex Frontline Assembly and Delerium) has a new Delerium-like group/album under the moniker: Conjure One.
Just bought and listened to Pig - "Genuine American Monster" Also been listening to: Delerium - "Poem" and "Karma"(Great stuff if you're an Enigma fan) Gary Numan - "Pure"
Hmmm. sorry about the double post. I got an ASP error indicating a deadlocked db transaction.
WindowBlinds skins are a different format. Therefore you need the WindowBlinds program to use them: http://www.windowblinds.net WindowsBlinds skins are files ending in either a .wba or .zip extension. They're really compressed files containing the graphics and configuration information needed for the skin. WindowBlinds skins can optionally also contain sounds, wallpapers, and icons. The .wba extension is used even though its a zip file so that if you doubleclick it, the OS know
WindowBlinds skins are a different format. Therefore you need the WindowBlinds program to use them: http://www.windowblinds.net WindowsBlinds skins are files ending in either a .wba or .zip extension. They're really compressed files containing the graphics and configuration information needed for the skin. WindowBlinds skins can optionally also contain sounds, wallpapers, and icons. The .wba extension is used even though its a zip file so that if you doubleclick it, the OS know
Instead of leftclicking to download and install, rightclick the link to save the file to your harddrive. then double click the file wherever you downloaded it to.
No Prob I'd switch too if it had the features I want. I give Mozilla/Multizilla a spin every now and then to see how its coming along and will continue to do so.
Joe, here's the Netcaptor link, though its shareware (30 bucks): http://www.netcaptor.com If you want to try a freeware alternative, give CrazyBrowser a try (It was developed as a Netcaptor clone) http://www.crazybrowser.com It has nearly all if not all the features of Netcaptor, though I don't think it is as actively developed and maintained as Netcaptor.
Netcaptor already does that I've used Mozilla for a while (including the Multizilla addon for enhanced tab functionality), and while it comes close it doesn't have the full functionality and behavior in Netcaptor that I've grown to appreciate. I've tried various Mozilla/Multizilla settings to address some of the items I listed above, but alas, it was to no avail. In the case of #3, is still
I agree with Tarkus. Mozilla's nice but still has a way to go. I'll stick to Netcaptor: 1. All new windows upon up as new tabs. None of this goofy Javascript stuff that launches an entirely new window. 2. User-specified aliases. I type "wcm" in the address bar and it takes me to the wincustomize message board page. I type "au" to go to art uproar. I type "da" to to go dev art and so on. Mozilla has some vaguely similar mechanism but its not a personal, customizable system. Its
Do you mean like the Windows XP start menu? If that is what you mean then no, WindowBlinds won't do that because Windows ME doesn't have Windows XP style start menu. So WindowsBlinds can't skin something that doesn't exist. However, you can use ObjectBar. ObjectBar is a program that allows you to create differnt types of docks and start bars. What's cool about it is that it comes with a configuration that mimics Windows XP's start menu and taskbar (so you can use that insteasd of Window
/me pines away for the Skinz Thanksgiving Turkey (which stuck around and ultimately becamse the Christmas Turkey, the Easter Turkey...)